The next 4 questions refer to the figure below. The image below represents a protein-coding gene containing 6 exons (1/2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7/8). This gene is transcribed and spliced and further processed in the cell to generate all the transcripts represented below, enumerated with the circled-numbers 1 through 9. The different conventions used in relation to the different components of the transcripts are shown on the left. : • 5' cap : CDS (coding sequence) Non-coding sequence (A) 250 : Poly-A tail (A) @ B(A) 250 5 b 8(A) 250 STOP 2345 a 8 (A) 250 STOP : Stop en chien ⑤ 345 b 8 (A) 250 STOP STOP : Stop enden : Trascptional start site 5 KA) (A) อ 56 KA) 250 00 8 56 Based on the data provided, answer the following questions: The blue boxes labeled 1 & 8 are likely to represent O Regulatory sequences that modulate transcription ◇ The 5' cap and the poly(A) tail, respectively O The 3' UTR and the 5' UTR, respectively O The 5' UTR and the 3' UTR, respectively O The poly(A) tail and the 5' cap, respectively O Sequences that are removed before the mature transcript is exported out of the nucleus
The next 4 questions refer to the figure below. The image below represents a protein-coding gene containing 6 exons (1/2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7/8). This gene is transcribed and spliced and further processed in the cell to generate all the transcripts represented below, enumerated with the circled-numbers 1 through 9. The different conventions used in relation to the different components of the transcripts are shown on the left. : • 5' cap : CDS (coding sequence) Non-coding sequence (A) 250 : Poly-A tail (A) @ B(A) 250 5 b 8(A) 250 STOP 2345 a 8 (A) 250 STOP : Stop en chien ⑤ 345 b 8 (A) 250 STOP STOP : Stop enden : Trascptional start site 5 KA) (A) อ 56 KA) 250 00 8 56 Based on the data provided, answer the following questions: The blue boxes labeled 1 & 8 are likely to represent O Regulatory sequences that modulate transcription ◇ The 5' cap and the poly(A) tail, respectively O The 3' UTR and the 5' UTR, respectively O The 5' UTR and the 3' UTR, respectively O The poly(A) tail and the 5' cap, respectively O Sequences that are removed before the mature transcript is exported out of the nucleus
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which transcript is likely to be eliminated by a non stop decay
and this fairly stable alternatively spliced transcript codes codes for the smallest protein isoform( the one with the smallest number of animo acid residues)
Transcribed Image Text:The next 4 questions refer to the figure below.
The image below represents a protein-coding gene containing 6 exons (1/2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7/8). This gene is transcribed and spliced and further processed
in the cell to generate all the transcripts represented below, enumerated with the circled-numbers 1 through 9. The different conventions used in relation to
the different components of the transcripts are shown on the left.
:
• 5' cap
: CDS
(coding sequence)
Non-coding
sequence
(A) 250 : Poly-A tail
(A)
@
B(A) 250
5
b
8(A) 250
STOP
2345
a
8 (A) 250
STOP
:
Stop en
chien
⑤
345
b
8 (A) 250
STOP STOP
Transcribed Image Text:: Stop enden
: Trascptional
start site
5
KA)
(A)
อ
56
KA) 250
00
8
56
Based on the data provided, answer the following questions:
The blue boxes labeled 1 & 8 are likely to represent
O Regulatory sequences that modulate transcription
◇ The 5' cap and the poly(A) tail, respectively
O The 3' UTR and the 5' UTR, respectively
O The 5' UTR and the 3' UTR, respectively
O The poly(A) tail and the 5' cap, respectively
O Sequences that are removed before the mature transcript is exported out of the nucleus
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