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Regulatory DNA sequences
In this lecture we cover the regulatory DNA sequences and the protein through which they function. That includes distant elements and proximal promoter elements as well as transcription factors. We also analyse DNA binding domains, activation domains etc. We have the Nuclear receptor family and the mechanisms of activation through modulation of chromatin, recruitment of RNA polymerase and stimulation of elongation.
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In this lecture we cover the regulatory DNA sequences and the protein through which they function. That includes distant elements and proximal promoter elements as well as transcription factors. We also analyse DNA binding domains, activation domains etc. We have the Nuclear receptor family and the mechanisms of activation through modulation of chromatin, recruitment of RNA polymerase and stimulation of elongation.
mRNAs
Life and death of mRNAs
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Non coding regions
Non coding RNAs
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RNA processing
Description of RNA processing starting from basic knowledge about mRNAs. Continue to splicing with the spliceosome and how it's achieved. We also have alternative splicing and its control through activator or repressor proteins. That can lead to mutation of splice sites or splicing factors, and therefore to diseases.
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Description of RNA processing starting from basic knowledge about mRNAs. Continue to splicing with the spliceosome and how it's achieved. We also have alternative splicing and its control through activator or repressor proteins. That can lead to mutation of splice sites or splicing factors, and therefore to diseases.
Regulation and translation
How we control translation
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How we control translation
Translational Control and disease
Description of what happens when we have upregulation of eIF4E, leading to overexpression and increased translation of "poor" mRNAs. That can lead to cancer.
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Description of what happens when we have upregulation of eIF4E, leading to overexpression and increased translation of "poor" mRNAs. That can lead to cancer.
Translation
Here we have analytical description of translation with figures, including all steps with transcription factors.
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Here we have analytical description of translation with figures, including all steps with transcription factors.