9.3 - 9.4 Flashcards

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Transfer RNA nucleotides

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74-95 nucleotides (short)

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Transfer RNA

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small RNA adapter moelcule that, through complementary base pairing with codons in mRNA, places a specific amino acid at the correct position in a growing polypeptide chain at the ribosome

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3
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tRNA secondary structur

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cloverleaf

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4
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tRNA tertiary structure

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looks compact letter L

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5
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anticodon

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codon in tRNA molecules that recognize codon on the mRNA by complementary base pairing and wobble

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6
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Amino acid is attached on

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3’ end of tRNA

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Aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases

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enzymes that catalyze the attachment of tRNAs to the amino acids that corresponds to tRNA’s anticodon, forming charged tRNAs

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8
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Only molecules that read both nucleic acid and protein language

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Aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases

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9
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One Aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases exists for

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each of the 20 common amino aicds

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10
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Charged tRNA

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a tRNA molecule to which the corresponding amino acid has been attached y an aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase (uses ATP)

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Bond between the amino acid and tRNA contains substantial energy that is later used to form

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peptide bonds

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12
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Amino acid attached to tRNA treated with nickel hydride

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changes amino acid

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13
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Treatment with nickel hydride on anticodon

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leaves anticodon unchanged

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Specific interaction between a tRNA’s anticodon and mRNA’s codon determines

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which amino acid is added to growing polypeptide chain

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15
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Wobble

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the ability of the 5’-most base of an anticodon to pair with more than one type of base at the 3’ ends of codons

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16
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possible codon triplets in genetic code

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61 possible codons

17
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E. Coli makes tRNAs containing 42 different anticodon

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61-42 =19 of potential anticodons are not represented

18
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Do cells carry tRNA with anticodons complementary to all possible codons

19
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How can an organism construct proper polypeptides if some of the codon in its mRNAs cannot locate tRNAs with complementary anticodons?

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Some tRNAs can recognize more than one codon for the amino acid with which they are charged

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U in the 5’ end of tRNA can bind

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A or G in the codon 3’ end

21
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G in the 5’ end of the tRNA can

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U or C in the codon’s 3’ end

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I (inosine) in the 5’ end pf tRNA can bind

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A, U or C in the codon’s 3’ end

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Ribosome in eukaryotic

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Ribosome in prokaryotic

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Small subunit of ribosome
binds to mRNA
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Site of polypeptide synthesis
ribosomes
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Large subunit of ribosome
has peptidy transferase activity
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Parts of karge subunit of rubosome
Aminoacyl (A) site, Peptidy (P) site, Exit (E) site
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in prokaryotic what is the first amino acid in the polypeptide chain
N-formyl-methionine
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Translation of mRNAs on ribosomes for prokaryotes, during initiation phase what does ribosomes bind to
Shine-Dalgarno box and an AUG
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Shine-Dalgarno box
5' - AGGAGG - 3'
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Translation of mRNAs on ribosomes for eukaryotes, during initiation
small ribosomal subunits binds to 5' cap, then migrates to the first AUG codon
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Elongation phase in ribosomes
addition of AA to C-terminus of polypeptide
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Termination phase in ribosomes
No normal tRNAs carry anticodons for the stop codons Release factors bind to the stop codon Release of ribosomal subunits, mRNA, and polypeptide
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Posttranslational processing
Enzymatic cleavage Addition of chemical constituents
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Enhancers can be located
upstream, downstream or within coding region or intron of a gene
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Enhancers
Stabilize RNA polymerase at promoter and enhancers clear histones from promoter
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Prokaryotic translation
Multiple ribosomes binding sites and can direct synthesis of several different polypeptide and immediatiely binds to binding site of mRNA