Group 2

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Across
  1. 4. histone modification, generally associated with active genes
  2. 7. When a stem cell becomes another type of cell
  3. 8. an untranslated region
  4. 11. Addition of a phosphate group; can activate or inactivate
  5. 13. Regulatory sequence that transcription factors bind to
  6. 14. a Yamanaka Factor
  7. 16. kittens, for example
  8. 19. RNA transcript transcribed from DNA
  9. 21. Genetic threads
  10. 23. How does iron enter cells?
  11. 25. makes a polypeptide sequence
  12. 26. we have it because Em & Jen were curious about bacteria
Down
  1. 1. Testing the expression levels of a large number of genes all at once
  2. 2. The copying of nucleotides in a DNA sequence onto mRNA
  3. 3. When information is synthesized to produce a specific end product or protein
  4. 5. regulation of translation occurs primarily at this step
  5. 6. When a gene switches off the gene to stop certain proteins from being made
  6. 7. a pollenator and a system for the study of gene expression
  7. 9. a lightswitch, balancing expression so it doesn't get too loud
  8. 10. Removing introns from an mRNA sequence
  9. 11. amplifies a sequence
  10. 12. The addition of a long chain of adenines to the 3’ end of an mRNA molecule in order to prevent degradation and to promote stability
  11. 15. ___ signatures allow for the identification of various genes
  12. 16. if mRNA has these then after pioneer round of translation triggers nonsense mediated decay of that transcript
  13. 17. a Yamanaka Factor
  14. 18. ATP dependent proteins responsible for changing the chromatin landscape
  15. 20. a Yamanaka Factor
  16. 21. a Yamanaka Factor
  17. 22. A molecule that acts as a ligand that can increase or decrease gene expression
  18. 24. a master deciding a body type