-
transcription unit
could be said as
monocistronic (mostly in eukaryotes) or
polycistronic (mostly in
bacteria and prokaryotes). For example,
suppose a mutation...
- general,
expression of
prokaryotic operons leads to the
generation of
polycistronic mRNAs,
while eukaryotic operons lead to
monocistronic mRNAs. Operons...
- This is the case for most of the
eukaryotic mRNAs. On the
other hand,
polycistronic mRNA
carries several open
reading frames (ORFs), each of
which is translated...
-
genes in the
chromosome or the
corresponding transcribed region in the
polycistronic rRNA
precursor transcript. In
bacteria and archaea,
there is a single...
-
micropeptides are
translated can be
encoded in 5' UTRs,
small genes, or
polycistronic mRNAs. Some micropeptide-coding
genes were
originally mis-annotated...
-
Multicistronic message is an
archaic term for
Polycistronic. Monocistronic,
bicistronic and
tricistronic are also used to
describe mRNA with single, double...
-
operon are
transcribed as a
continuous messenger RNA,
referred to as a
polycistronic mRNA. The term
cistron in this
context is
equivalent to gene. The transcription...
- level, by
preventing conversion of DNA into mRNA.
Bacterial operons are
polycistronic transcripts that are able to
produce multiple proteins from one mRNA...
-
obvious difference is that
prokaryotic ORFs are
often grouped into a
polycistronic operon under the
control of a
shared set of
regulatory sequences. These...
-
early promoter is
activated and a
polycistronic primary RNA
containing all six
early ORFs is transcribed. This
polycistronic RNA then
undergoes active RNA...
