Outline
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Introduction
The Eukaryotic Genome
Size of the Genome (Figure 28.1)
Repetitive Sequences (Figure 28.2)
Satellite DNA (Figure 28.3)
Duplications of Functional Genes
Alu Elements
Multiple Variants of a Gene (Figure 7.25, Figure 7.20, Figure 7.22)
Pseudogenes (Figure 7.23)
The Physical Organization of Eukaryotic DNA: Chromosomes and Chromatin
The Nucleosome (Figure 28.11)
Higher Order Chromatin Structure in the Nucleus (Figure 28.12, Figure 28.13)
The Cell Cycle and DNA Replication in Eukaryotes
The Cell Cycle (Figure 28.14, Figure 28.15, Figure 28.16)
Molecular Events During Chromatin Replication
Replication of DNA (Table 24.2, Table 24.3)
Assembly of Nucleosomes (Figure 28.17)
Transcription and its Control in Eukaryotic Cells
RNA Polymerase I: Transcription of the Major Ribosomal RNA Genes (Figure 28.20)
RNA Polymerase III: Transcription of Small RNA Genes (Figure 28.21, Figure 28.22, Figure 28.23)
RNA Polymerase II: Transcription of Structural Genes (Figure 28.24, Table 28.4)
Chromatin Structure and Transcription
The Problem of Initiation
Chromatin Remodeling (Figure 28.27, Figure 28.28)
Transcriptional Elongation
Splicing (Figure 28.31, Table 28.5, Figure 28.32, Figure 28.33)
Translation in Eukaryotes
Comparison with Prokaryotic Mechanisms
Inhibitors of Translation (Figure 28.36)
Protein Targeting in Eukaryotes
Proteins Synthesized in the Cytoplasm (Figure 28.38)
Proteins Synthesized on the Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (Figure 28.39)
The Fate of Proteins: Programmed Destruction
The Lysosomal System (Figure 28.42)
Cytosolic Protein Degradation (Figure 28.43, Figure 28.44)
Eukaryotic DNA and Development: An Overview (Figure 28.45)