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Title: ALTERNATIVE SPLICING OF mRNA.


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ALTERNATIVE SPLICING OF mRNA.
  • MECHANISMS
  • ROLE IN GENE EXPRESION
  • CONSEQUENCES

by Michal Mlacki
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PLAN OF THE PRESENTATION
  • ANATOMY OF THE EUCARIOTIC GENE
  • THE PROCESS OF TRANSCRIPTION
  • EVENTS AFTER TRANSCRIPTION (CAPPING, SPLICING,
    POLIADENYLATION)
  • ALTERNATIVE SPLICING (MECHANISMS AND CONSEQUENCES
    OF PATTERN CHANGING)

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http//www.sbs.utexas.edu/genetics/
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GENE
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TYPES OF RNA POLYMERASES
  • POL I 5,8S , 18S , 28S rRNA GENES
  • POL II ALL GENES ENCODING PROTEINS
  • snoRNA GENES
  • POL III tRNA GENES
  • 5S rRNA GENES
  • SOME snRNA GENES
  • AND OTHER SMALL RNA GENES.

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  • CAPPING
  • POLYADENYLATION
  • EDITING...

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SPLICING
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T. A. Brown Genomes
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PRE-mRNA (1)
T. A. Brown Genomes
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PRE-mRNA (2)
Andrew P. Read Human Molecular Genetics
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TYPES OF INTRONS
  • GU AG INTRONS
  • AU AC INTRONS

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HOW THE SPLICING STARTS?
Andrew P. Read Human Molecular Genetics
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CO-TRANSCRIPTIONAL EVENTS...
The mRNA assembly line transcription and
processing mechines in the same factory D.
Bentley COCB 2002,14336-342
GenesVIII B. Lewin
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RNA processing and human disease A.V.Philips,
T.A. Cooper CMLS 57 (2000) 235-249
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snRNP
Pre-mRNA splicing in the new millenium M.L.
Hastings, A.R. Krainer COCB 2001. 13 302-309
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Lubert Stryer Biochemistry
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mRNA FACTORY
GenesVIII B. Lewin
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Mechanisms of fidelity in pre-mRNA splicing
Robin Reed Current Opinion in Cell Biology 2000,
12340-345
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The mRNA assembly line transcription and
processing mechines in the same factory D.
Bentley COCB 2002,14336-342
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CONSTITUTIVE AND ALTERNATIVE
T. A. Brown Genomes
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MECHANISM(S)?
  • ONE EXON ONE PROTAIN DOMAIN RULE

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WHY?
  • ONE EXON ONE DOMAIN
  • (EXCHANGES OF THESE DOMAINS BETWEEN PROTEINS
    IN THE EVOLUTION)

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CONSEQUENCES (1)(GOOD SIDE)
  • DIFFRENT PATTERN OF SPICING
  • IN DIFFRENT TISSUES
  • IN DIFFRENT STAGES OF
  • DEVELOPMENT
  • SOME OTHER (e.g. SEX DETERMINATION IN
    DROSOPHILA)

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CONSEQUENCES (2)(BAD SIDE)
  • MUTATIONS IN SEQUENCES INVOLVED IN REMOVING OF
    INTRONS MAY CAUSE UNPHYSIOLOGICAL SPLICING AND
    THEREFORE DISEASES
  • MAINLY NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES (MYOTROIC
    DYSTROPHY,SPIRAL MUSCULAR ATROPY ETC.)

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QUESTIONS FOR THE FUTUR
  • WHY THE ALTERNATIVE SPLICING SOMETIMES IS
    PHISIOLOGICAL AND SOMETIMES CAUSES DISEASES?
  • HOW TO FIGHT THEM?
  • HOW CAN WE USE THIS PROCESS IN GENETIC AND
    BIOCHEMICAL MANIPULATIONS?

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