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Kaleigh mariam Michael and Nicholas Start Associated Sequences in Enterobacteriophage Kaleigh hedges Ribosomal Binding Site Shine Dalgarno http themedicalbiochemistrypageorg ID: 387008

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Slide1

Short Dispersed Repeats

Kaleigh

,

mariam

, Michael and Nicholas Slide2

Start Associated Sequences in

Enterobacteriophage

Kaleigh

hedges Slide3

Ribosomal Binding Site

(Shine-

Dalgarno

)

http://

themedicalbiochemistrypage.org

/

protein-synthesis.php#polyaSlide4
Slide5

Is there a conserved sequence in

Enterobacteriophage

that could help support translation initiation?

Where are these repeats located? How far away from Gene start? What is the associated start codon?

Do the sequences contain the Shine-

Dalgarno

sequence or is it nearby?Slide6

Biobike

/ MEMESlide7

Start Associated Sequences found in

EnterobacterioophageSlide8

Full Length ERIC Sequence Occurrence in Bacteriophage

Michael KiflezghiSlide9

Question: Do Bacteriophage contain ERIC sequences?

Some Bacteriophage have potential (and in some cases realized) clinical applications (1)

Bacteriophage sometimes acquire host DNA (2, 3)Slide10

Enterobacterial

Repetitive

Intergenic

Consensus Sequences

Wilson L A , and Sharp P M

Mol

Biol

Evol

2006;23:1156-1168Slide11

PhAnToMe/

BioBIKE

: detecting the imperfect palindrome

AATTTCCTTCGTCTTTCACGCCATAGCGGCGTTGGCGTCGCCCGCTCACCCCGGTCACTTACTTGTGTAAGCTCCCGGGGATTCACAGGCTAGCCGCCTTGCTCTGACGCGAAATACTTCGGAAATT

WindowSlide12

PhAnToMe/

BioBIKE

: detecting the

imperfect palindrome

AATTTCCTTCGTCTTTCACGCCATAGCGGCGTTGGCGTCGCCCGCTCACCCCGGTCACTTACTTGTGTAAGCTCCCGGGGATTCACAGGCTAGCCGCCTTGCTCTGACGCGAAATACTTCGGAAATT

WindowSlide13

PhAnToMe/

BioBIKE

: detecting the

imperfect palindrome

AATTTCCTTCGTCTTTCACGCCATAGCGGCGTTGGCGTCGCCCGCTCACCCCGGTCACTTACTTGTGTAAGCTCCCGGGGATTCACAGGCTAGCCGCCTTGCTCTGACGCGAAATACTTCGGAAATT

WindowSlide14

PhAnToMe/

BioBIKE

: detecting the

imperfect palindrome

AATTTCCTTCGTCTTTCACGCCATAGCGGCGTTGGCGTCGCCCGCTCACCCCGGTCACTTACTTGTGTAAGCTCCCGGGGATTCACAGGCTAGCCGCCTTGCTCTGACGCGAAATACTTCGGAAATT

WindowSlide15

PhAnToMe/

BioBIKE

: detecting the

imperfect palindrome

AATTTCCTTCGTCTTTCACGCCATAGCGGCGTTGGCGTCGCCCGCTCACCCCGGTCACTTACTTGTGTAAGCTCCCGGGGATTCACAGGCTAGCCGCCTTGCTCTGACGCGAAATACTTCGGAAATT

WindowSlide16

PhAnToMe/

BioBIKE

: detecting the

imperfect palindrome

AATTTCCTTCGTCTTTCACGCCATAGCGGCGTTGGCGTCGCCCGCTCACCCCGGTCACTTACTTGTGTAAGCTCCCGGGGATTCACAGGCTAGCCGCCTTGCTCTGACGCGAAATACTTCGGAAATT

WindowSlide17

PhAnToMe/

BioBIKE

: detecting the

imperfect palindrome

AATTTCCTTCGTCTTTCACGCCATAGCGGCGTTGGCGTCGCCCGCTCACCCCGGTCACTTACTTGTGTAAGCTCCCGGGGATTCACAGGCTAGCCGCCTTGCTCTGACGCGAAATACTTCGGAAATT

WindowSlide18

PhAnToMe/

BioBIKE

: detecting the imperfect palindrome

AATTTCCTTCGTCTTTCACGCCATAGCGGCGTTGGCGTCGCCCGCTCACCCCGGTCACTTACTTGTGTAAGCTCCCGGGGATTCACAGGCTAGCCGCCTTGCTCTGACGCGAAATACTTCGGAAATT

WindowSlide19

PhAnToMe/

BioBIKE

: detecting the imperfect palindrome

AATTTCCTTCGTCTTTCACGCCATAGCGGCGTTGGCGTCGCCCGCTCACCCCGGTCACTTACTTGTGTAAGCTCCCGGAGGATTCACAGGCTAGCCGCCTTGCTCTGACGCGAAATACTTCGGAAATT

Window

CACTTACTTGTGTA

AGCTCCCGGAGGAT

TAGGAGGCCCTCGA

ReverseSlide20

PhAnToMe/

BioBIKE

: detecting the imperfect palindrome

AATTTCCTTCGTCTTTCACGCCATAGCGGCGTTGGCGTCGCCCGCTCACCCCGGTCACTTACTTGTGTAAGCTCCCGGAGGATTCACAGGCTAGCCGCCTTGCTCTGACGCGAAATACTTCGGAAATT

Window

CACTTACTTGTGTA

AGCTCCCGGAGGAT

TAGGAGGCCCTCGA

SCORE = 5Slide21

Preliminary Results

Sequence found in

Enterobacteria

Phage LambdaSlide22

Identification of Possible RNA Hairpin Sequences in sub-cluster B3

Mycobacteriophages

Mariam Sankoh Slide23

How did I get here? Slide24

Where did I go from there? Slide25

Sample Input and Output Slide26

Location Identification of Initial Sequences Slide27

Palindromes within genes

Decrease Function Runtime

Decrease Noise and Repeats

Allow User to Expand Window Size

Grab upstream and downstream sequence

Confirm Repeated Sequences

Function determination of Hairpin Sequences

Improvements to Function

What’s Next? Slide28

Identification of Small Regulatory RNA within Miniature Inverse-Repeat Elements of

E. Coli

K-12

Nicholas RodriguezSlide29

Questions?

Can new genes be created by transposable elements?Slide30

Questions?

Can an organism make use of new genes in an advantageous way?Slide31

Small Regulator y RNA

Short ~19-25bp

Palindromes

Regulate gene expression?Slide32

Proposed MechanismSlide33

Identification of microRNA-Size, Small RNAs in Escherichia

coli. Kang et al 2013

Selectively Sequenced

msRNA

Slide34

ERICSSlide35

Methods

Searched for

msRNAs

in ERICs

Located Motifs from ERICSs in

msRNASlide36

msRNA in ERICsSlide37

Finding MotifsSlide38

Motifs Slide39

Where are the msRNA

?

Near highly expressed genes

Hitching a ride?