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Conclusions (last lecture) • Conserved structure of RNA pol II • RNA pol II must navigate a chromatin template in a highly dynamic environment Outline • Mechanism of Transcription Activation – RNA pol II structure and function • Coordination of RNA processing – Transcription Regulatory elements • Identification & characterization in vivo • Examples of mammalian transcriptional control regions – Transcription Factors Central Dogma Why aren’t tRNAs and rRNAs processed like mRNAs? What is different about how mRNAs are made? Fig. 1-9 Lodish 2013 Only RNA Polymerase II has a C-Terminal Domain CTD is Phosphorylated Prior to Transcription Initiation CTD Red arrow indicates location where unique C-terminal domain extends from in RNA pol II Fig. 7-10. Lodish 2013 The RNA Pol II C-Terminal Domain (CTD) facilitates capping, splicing and polyadenylation by recruitment of RNA processing factors. Hsin J , and Manley J L Genes Dev. 2012;26:2119-2137 ©2012 by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press RNA Pol II CTD phosphorylation coordinates the transcription cycle with pre-mRNA processing and histone modification. 5’ Capping Splicing 3’ Processing Hirose Y , Ohkuma Y J Biochem 2007;141:601-608 © 2007 The Japanese Biochemical Society. Drosophila chromosome stained with antibody to phosphorylated Pol II (Red) or unphosphorylated Pol II (Green) What do you notice? Fig. 7-13 Lodish 2013 Central Dogma Fig. 1-9 Lodish 2013 Alternative Splicing Simple Complex Which promoter is regulating mRNA2 transcription? Pax6: Master regulator of eye development Ectopic Expression of Eyeless (PAX 6 homolog) in Drosophila results in aberrant formation of eye structures Antenna Lower leg Halder et al. Science 267: 1788 (1995) Different Pax 6 enhancers are active in different tissues: Results in different sites of transcription initiation and alternative splicing in different tissues Transcript a is detected in lense and pancreas. Lacks exons 1 and α Fig. 7-6 Lodish et al. 2008 How can we study gene expression in vivo? One method: transgenic mouse Introduce “reporter gene” controlled by potential regulatory elements into a mouse transgenic mouse animation Distinct from reporter gene assay which is performed in cell culture Answer Pax6 gene questions in your course manual Alternative Pax 6 promoters & enhancers are used to generate different transcripts in different tissues Transcript c: detected in retina lacks exons 0-4 contains exon α Fig. 7-6 Lodish et al. 2008 Conclusions • Unique Pol II CTD provides a mechanism for coupling mRNA-specific processing with transcription • Different enhancers/promoters can control transcription of the same gene in different cell types • Different subsets of transcription factors bind to enhancers of the same gene in different cell types • Enhancers can be located far from transcription start sites