Week 8 PASS - Transcription in Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
Across
- 3. Non-coding sequence removed during RNA processing
- 5. Initial promoter-binding stage where DNA remains double stranded
- 8. CA-rich sequence recognised by rho helicase during rho-dependent termination
- 9. Protein that replaces sigma during elongation and assists with termination
- 10. DNA strand used by RNA polymerase to synthesise complementary RNA
- 13. Addition of adenine nucleotides to the 3’ end of eukaryotic mRNA
- 14. Transcription phase involving RNA synthesis in the 5’ to 3’ direction
Down
- 1. Stage where sigma dissociates after approximately 8–9 nucleotides are synthesised
- 2. Enzyme that cleaves pre-mRNA downstream of the AAUAAA signal
- 4. Process requiring selective gene expression in different cell types
- 6. Complete bacterial RNA polymerase complex containing the sigma factor required for promoter recognition
- 7. Large RNA-protein complex responsible for removing introns from pre-mRNA
- 11. Secondary RNA structure formed by self-complementary base pairing during intrinsic termination
- 12. Loop-like intermediate formed during intron removal