Assignments for Part Four of BMB 400 Gene Regulation
Fall 2002
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Date |
Chpt |
Pages |
Questions/ Problems |
Topic |
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Nov 18 |
15 |
609-624 |
15.1-15.6 |
Positive and negative regulation :lac operon |
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Nov 20 |
16 |
629-639 |
16.1-16.4 |
Effects on RNA polymerase :Binding constants, rate constants |
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Nov 22 |
640-651 |
16.5-16.8 |
Effects of inducers, repressors, activators |
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Nov 25 |
17 |
659-684 |
17.1-17.8 |
Bacteriophage l:Transcriptional switches can regulate cellular decisions. |
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Nov 27 |
No class: Work on homework for Chpts 16 & 17 |
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Nov 29 |
Day after THANKSGIVING |
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Dec 02 |
18 |
689-7001 |
18.1-18.5 |
Regulation after initiation : l antitermination, trp |
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Dec 04 |
19 |
703-712 |
19.1-19.7 |
Regulation of eukaryotic genes : Silencers, enhancers, activators |
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Dec 06 |
713-723 |
19.8-19.12 |
Functional domains of activators |
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Dec 09 |
724-731 |
19.13-19.16 |
Models and targets for activation |
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Dec 11 |
20 |
737-753 |
20.1, 20.2, 20.6 |
Regulation by changes in chromatin structure : Active chromatin |
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Dec 13 |
754-766, 771-772 |
20.3-20.5, 20.7 |
Models; remodeling activities Themes in regulation |
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Dec 18 |
FINAL EXAM 2:30-4:20pm; WEDNESDAY |
The final exam will be twice as long as the midterms. Half of it will cover Part Four, and half will cover the course comprehensively.