14-18 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

how big are ribosomes

A

2.5-4 mDa

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2
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what does 26 s mean

A

26 micrometers per second under influence of a million gravities

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3
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svedberg units facts

A

not directly additive, rate of sedimentation not weight

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4
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purpose of protein arms in rRNA

A

basic to help pack the negative phosphate backbone

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5
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where is the L7/12 stalk

A

large subunti

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6
Q

ribosome inactivating protein

A

TCS- trichosanthin

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7
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alphaproteobacteria

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23- cleaved into 3 molecules- 5.8 like, 14s, 16s

shows that ribosomal RNA is cleaved from larger precursors

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8
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fragmented rRNA genes

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5.8 is the 5’ end of the larger rRNA in bacteria

5.8+28s=23s

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9
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rRNA chemical modifications

A

ribose 2’OH methylation
psuedouridlyation

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10
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how big are tRNA molecules

A

75-94nt

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11
Q

what nucleotides are in the T loop

A

ribothymidine
pseudouridine

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12
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endonuclease RNase P

A

trims the bacterial tRNA at the 5’ end

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13
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fun fact about CCA enzyme

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does not use a template
two binding pockets
targets unstable tRNAs for degradation- ones that have multiple CCA

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14
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what is found at the 3’ end of the anticodon and what does it do

A

hypermodified purine and prevents base pariing with codon in mRNA to allign the codon and anticodon properly

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15
Q

what does inosine pair with

A

U, C, A

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16
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what does C pair with

17
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what does G pair with

18
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what does A pair with

19
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what does U pair with

20
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how many tRNAs are needed to decipher 4 codons

A

no more than 2

21
Q

how many anticodon specific targets are there and how many tRNAs

A

two anticodon specific targets but each one has more than one distinct tRNA

22
Q

binding pockets for aaRS

A

proper AA
proper tRNA
ATP

23
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reaction of adding AA to tRNA

A

two steps- SN2
first is activating AA with AMP for LG (adenylated AA)- releases PPi and provides energy. activated AA remains bound to enzyme
OH on terminal adenosine on tRNA attacks carbonyl C of AA covalently joined to AMP- catalyzed by aaRS

24
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class I aaRS

A

use 2’OH of adenine on tRNA
mostly monomeric enzymes
has about 10 members

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class II aaRS
attatch AA to 3'OH on tRNA adenine mostly dimeric enzymes has about 10 members
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does it matter what OH group on adenine attacks AA
no bc AA can isomerize readily bw 2'OH and 3'OH no terminal adenosine peptide synth requires only 3'OH
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bond bw AA and tRNA
HIGH ENERGY and susceptible to hydrolysis protected by elongation factors EF-Tu- bacteria eEF1A- euk
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what do aaRS recognize
identity elements on tRNA sequence and structural features identity elements primarily in anticodon loop or acceptor stem
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class I aaRS identity elements
minor goove of acceptor stem
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class II aaRS structural features
major groove of acceptor stem
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tRNAala identity element
G3:U70
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steps of adding correct amino acid
likely aa is selected and activated and bound by enzyme then aa is proof read to make sure it is correct
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correct aa for tRNA is
cognate AA
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correct tRNA for AA
cognate tRNA
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what does the correct AA addition to its cognate tRNA depend on
aaRS have separte AA and editing sites
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two sieves of aaRS
1. blocks antyhing too large 2. blocks anything too small
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what removes AA in the small seive
if they fit in the editing site, they are removed
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when is the correct AA checked
either after first or second step of Aminoacylation reaction some check aminoacyl adenylate after activation- editing pretransfer some check aminoacylated tRNA- editing post transfer
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correlatino between editing mechanism and class of aaRS
no correlation