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18 第十七章 DNA的重新排列(Rearrangement of DNA).ppt

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本课件为《分子生物学》第17章DNA重排(Rearrangement of DNA),依据 Gene VII 教材编排,沿Gene targeting等小节推进,讲解本章核心概念与分子机制,配逐页图示与文字版。

Chapter 17 cover slide: Rearrangement of DNA; sections include Gene targeting allows, Introduction
Lecture slide on Gene targeting allows genes: 17.1 Introduction
Term-definition slide on Introduction, explaining Amplification, Transgenic animals
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第1页:Chapter 17 Rearrangement of DNA

Chapter 17 Rearrangement of DNA

第2页:17.1 Introduction

  • 17.1 Introduction
  • 17.2 The mating pathway is triggered by pheromone-recept or interactions
  • 17.3 The mating response activates a G protein
  • 17.4 Yeast can switch silent and active loci for mating type
  • 17.5 The MAT locus codes for regulator proteins
  • 17.6 Silent cassettes at HML and HMR are repressed
  • 17.7 Unidirectional transposition is initiated by the recipient MAT locus
  • 17.8 Regulation of HO expression 17.9 Trypanosomes switch the VSG frequently during infection
  • 17.10 New VSG sequences are generated by gene switching
  • 17.11 VSG genes have an unusual structure
  • 17.12 The bacterial Ti plasmid causes crown gall disease in plants
  • 17.13 T-DNA carries genes required for infection
  • 17.14 Transfer of T-DNA resembles bacterial conjugation
  • 17.15 Selection of amplified genomic sequences
  • 17.16 Transfection introduces exogenous DNA into cells
  • 17.17 Genes can be injected into animal eggs
  • 17.18 ES cells can be incorporated into embryonic mice

第3页:Key terms: Amplification, Transgenic animals

Amplification
Amplification refers to the production of additional copies of a chromosomal sequence, found as intr a chromosomal or extrachromosomal DNA.
Transgenic animals
Transgenic animals are created by introducing new DNA sequences into the germline via addition to the egg.

第4页:Key terms: Amplification, Transgenic animals

Amplification
Amplification refers to the production of additional copies of a chromosomal sequence, found as intr a chromosomal or extrachromosomal DNA.
Transgenic animals
Transgenic animals are created by introducing new DNA sequences into the germline via addition to the egg.

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第5页:Mating type controls several activities

Figure 17.1 Mating type controls several activities.

第6页:The yeast life cycle proceeds through mating

Figure 17.2 The yeast life cycle proceeds through mating of MATa and MATa haploids to give heterozygous diploids that sporulate to generate haploid spores.

第7页:Either a or a factor/receptor interaction

Figure 17.3 Either a or a factor/receptor interaction triggers the activation of a G protein, whose bg subunits transduce the signal to the next stage in the pathway.

第8页:The same mating type response is triggered

Figure 17.4 The same mating type response is triggered by interaction of either pheromone with its receptor. The signal is transmitted through a series of kinases to a transcription factor; there may be branches to some of the final functions.

第9页:Homologous proteins are found in signal

Figure 26.29 Homologous proteins are found in signal transduction cascades in a wide variety of organisms.

第10页:Changes of mating type occur when silent

Figure 17.5 Changes of mating type occur when silent cassettes replace active cassettes of opposite genotype; when trans positions occur between cassettes of the same type, the mating type remains unaltered.

第11页:Silent cassettes have the same sequences as

Figure 17.6 Silent cassettes have the same sequences as the corresponding active cassettes, except for the absence of the extreme flanking sequences in HMRa. Only the Y region changes between a and a types.

第12页:In diploids the a1 and a2 proteins cooperate

Figure 17.7 In diploids the a1 and a2 proteins cooperate to repress haploid-specific functions. In a haploids, mating functions are constitutive. In a haploids, the a2 protein represses a mating functions, while a1 induces a mating functions.

第13页:Combin at ions of PRTF, a1, a1 and a2 activate

Figure 17.8 Combin at ions of PRTF, a1, a1 and a2 activate or repress specific groups of genes to correspond with the mating type of the cell.

第14页:RNA polymerase initially contacts the region

Figure 9.10 RNA polymerase initially contacts the region from -55 to +20. When sigma dissociates,the core enzyme contracts to -30; when the enzyme moves a few base pairs, it becomes more compactly organized into the general elongation complex.

第15页:Silent cassettes have the same sequences as

Figure 17.6 Silent cassettes have the same sequences as the corresponding active cassettes, except for the absence of the extreme flanking sequences in HMRa. Only the Y region changes between a and a types.

第16页:HO endonuclease cleaves MAT just to the right

Figure 17.9 HO endonuclease cleaves MAT just to the right of the Y region, generating sticky ends with a base overhang.

第17页:Cassette substitution is initiated by

Figure 17.10 Cassette substitution is initiated by a double-strand break in the recipient (MAT) locus, and may involve pairing on either side of the Y region with the donor (HMR or HML) locus.

第18页:Recombination is initiated by a double-strand

Figure 14.5 Recombination is initiated by a double-strand break, followed by formation of single-stranded 3ends, one of which migrates to a homologous duplex.

第19页:Switching occurs only in mother cells;

Figure 17.11 Switching occurs only in mother cells; both daughter cells have the new mating type. A daughter cell must pass through an entire cycle before it becomes a mother cell that is able to switch again.

第20页:Three regulator systems act on transcription

Figure 17.12 Three regulator systems act on transcription of the HO gene. Transcription occurs only when all repression is lifted.

第21页:A trypanosome passes through several

Figure 17.13 A trypanosome passes through several morphological forms when its life cycle alternates between a tsetse fly and mammalian host.

第22页:The C-terminus of VSG is cleaved and covalently

Figure 17.14 The C-terminus of VSG is cleaved and covalently linked to the membrane through a glycolipid.

第23页:VSG genes may be created by duplicative transfer

Figure 17.15 VSG genes may be created by duplicative transfer from an internal or telomeric basic copy into an expression site, or by activating a telomeric copy that is already present at a potential expression site.

第24页:Internal basic copies can be activated only

Figure 17.16 Internal basic copies can be activated only by generating a duplication of the gene at an expression-linked site.

第25页:Telomeric basic copies can be activated in situ

Figure 17.17 Telomeric basic copies can be activated in situ; the size of the restriction fragment may change (slightly) when the telomere is extended.

第26页:The expression-linked copy of a VSG gene contains

Figure 17.18 The expression-linked copy of a VSG gene contains barren regions on either side of the transposed region, which extends from ~1000 bp upstream of the VSG coding region to a site near the 3terminus of the mRNA.

第27页:An Agrobacterium carrying a Ti plasmid of the nop

Figure 17.19 An Agrobacterium carrying a Ti plasmid of the nop a line type induces a teratoma, in which differentiated structures develop. Photograph kindly provided by Jeff Schell.

第28页:Ti plasmids carry genes involved in both plant

Figure 17.20 Ti plasmids carry genes involved in both plant and bacterial functions.

第29页:T-DNA is transferred from Agrobacterium carrying

Figure 17.21 T-DNA is transferred from Agrobacterium carrying a Ti plasmid into a plant cell, where it becomes integrated into the nuclear genome and expresses functions that trans form the host cell.

第30页:Nop a line and octopine Ti plasmids carry

Figure 17.22 Nop a line and octopine Ti plasmids carry a variety of genes, including T-regions that have overlapping functions.

第31页:The vir region of the Ti plasmid has six loci

Figure 17.23 The vir region of the Ti plasmid has six loci that are responsible for transfer ring T-DNA to an infected plant.

第32页:Acetosyringone (4-acetyl-2,6-dimethoxyphenol)

Figure 17.24 Acetosyringone (4-acetyl-2,6-dimethoxyphenol) is produced by N. tabacum upon wounding, and induces transfer of T-DNA from Agrobacterium.

第33页:The two-component system of VirA-VirG responds

Figure 17.25 The two-component system of VirA-VirG responds to phenolic signals by activating transcription of target genes.

第34页:T-DNA has almost identical repeats of 25 bp

Figure 17.26 T-DNA has almost identical repeats of 25 bp at each end in the Ti plasmid. The right repeat is necessary for transfer and integr at ion to a plant genome. T-DNA that is integrated in a plant genome has a precise junction that retains 1-2 bp of the right repeat, but the left junction varies and may be up to 100 bp short of the left repeat.

第35页:T-DNA is generated by displacement when DNA

Figure 17.27 T-DNA is generated by displacement when DNA synthesis starts at a nick made at the right repeat. The reaction is terminated by a nick at the left repeat.

第36页:T-DNA is generated by displacement when DNA

Figure 17.27 T-DNA is generated by displacement when DNA synthesis starts at a nick made at the right repeat. The reaction is terminated by a nick at the left repeat.

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第37页:Amplification refers to the production

Amplification refers to the production of additional copies of a chromosomal sequence, found as intr a chromosomal or extrachromosomal DNA.

第38页:The dhfr gene can be amplified to give unstable

Figure 17.28 The dhfr gene can be amplified to give unstable copies that are extrachromosomal (double minutes) or stable (chromosomal). Extrachromosomal copies arise at early times.

第39页:Amplified copies of the dhfr gene produce

Figure 17.29 Amplified copies of the dhfr gene produce a homogeneously staining region (HSR) in the chromosome. Photograph kindly provided by Robert Schimke.

第40页:Amplified extrachromosomal dhfr genes take

Figure 17.30 Amplified extrachromosomal dhfr genes take the form of double-minute chromosomes, as seen in the form of the small white dots. Photograph kindly provided by Robert Schimke.

第41页:Amplified extrachromosomal dhfr genes take

Figure 17.30 Amplified extrachromosomal dhfr genes take the form of double-minute chromosomes, as seen in the form of the small white dots. Photograph kindly provided by Robert Schimke.

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第42页:Key terms: Transfection of eukaryotic cells

Transfection of eukaryotic cells
Transfection of eukaryotic cells is the acquisition of new genetic markers by incorp or at ion of added DNA.
Transgenic animals
Transgenic animals are created by introducing new DNA sequences into the germline via addition to the egg.

第43页:Transfection can introduce DNA directly into

Figure 17.31 Transfection can introduce DNA directly into the germ line of animals.

第44页:A transgenic mouse with an active rat growth

Figure 17.32 A transgenic mouse with an active rat growth hormone gene (left) is twice the size of a normal mouse (right). Photograph kindly provided by Ralph Brinster.

第45页:Hypogonadism of the hpg mouse can be cured

Figure 17.33 Hypogonadism of the hpg mouse can be cured by introducing a trans gene that has the wild-type sequence.

第46页:ES cells can be used to generate mouse chimer as

Figure 17.34 ES cells can be used to generate mouse chimer as, which breed true for the transfected DNA when the ES cell contributes to the germ line.

第47页:A trans gene containing neo within an exon and TK

Figure 17.35 A trans gene containing neo within an exon and TK downstream can be selected by resistance to G418 and loss of TK activity.

第48页:Transgenic flies

Figure 17.36 Transgenic flies that have a single, normally expressed copy of a gene can be obtained by injecting D. melanogaster embryos with an active P element plus foreign DNA flanked by P element ends.

第49页:17.11 Summary•Yeast mating type is determined

17.11 Summary•Yeast mating type is determined by whether the MAT locus carries the a or sequence. •Additional, silent copies of the mating-type sequences are carried at the loci HML and HMRa. •Trypanosomes carry >1000 sequences coding for varieties of the surface antigen.

第50页:•Agrobacteria induce tumor formation in wounded

•Agrobacteria induce tumor formation in wounded plant cells. The wounded cells secrete phenolic compounds that activate vir genes carried by the Ti plasmid of the bacterium. •Endogenous sequences may become amplified in cultured cells. Exposure to methotrexate leads to the accumul at ion of cells that have additional copies of the dhfr gene. •New sequences of DNA may be introduced into a cultured cell by transfection or into an animal egg by microinjecti on.

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