Zeta and Sigma neoblasts are morphologically indistinguishable, but they express different gene regulatory networks.

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There are 27 of these repeats in the yeast Pol II CTD, 32 in the worm Caenorhabditis elegans, 45 in the fly Drosophila, and 52 in humans. 

YSPTSPS repeats in CTD corresponds to the complexity of the genome.

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Class II promoters have two parts:

Core promoter having 4 elements

Upstream promoter element

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Start point, is the first base of mRNA to be A

• Initiator (Inr) is Py2CAPy5, where Py stands for any pyrimidine. The Inr is contained between positions -3 and +5.

• TATA box, usually located, 25 bp upstream in its location at -25

• The exception is in yeast, where the TATA box is more typically found at -90.

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Promoters that do not contain a TATA element are called TATA-less promoters. Surveys of promoter sequences suggest that 50% or more of promoters may be TATA-less.

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Constitutive active housekeeping genes and developmentally regulated genes have TATA-less promoters. 

 

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TATA less, Inr Less promoters uses Sp1 activator to position TBP with TAFs