M phase Cyclin–CDKs

In human - cyclin A-CDK 1

cyclin B-CDK 1

In budding yeast - CIb 1/2/3/4-Cdc 28

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The run-on reaction is usually done in the presence of labeled nucleotides so the products will be labeled.

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Nuclear run-on transcription is a way of ascertaining which genes are active in a given cell by allowing transcription of these genes to continue in isolated nuclei.

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The run-on assay can also be used to determine the effects of assay conditions on nuclear transcription.

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To measure the activity of a promoter, one can link it to a reporter gene, such as the genes encoding b-galactosidase, CAT, or luciferase, and let 

the easily assayed reporter gene products indicate the activity of the promoter.

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You can use S1 mapping or primer extension analysis to do this measurement, but you can also substitute a reporter gene for the natural gene, and then assay the activity of the reporter gene product.

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Gene expression can be quantified by measuring the accumulation of the protein products of genes. Immunoblotting and immunoprecipitation 

are the favorite ways of accomplishing this task.