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Chapter 10.1 FINALS Flashcards

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What are the 5 types of RNA processing?

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  1. Cleavage (Endonuclease/Exonuclease) - cutting or splitting into smaller pieces
  2. Splicing - removing junk parts called introns
  3. 5’ Capping - adding a cap to the start
  4. Polyadenylation - adding a tail to the end
  5. Editing (Insertion/Deletion/Modification) - changing letters in the RNA
    *6. Nucleotide Modifications - chemical changes
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3 Main benefits of RNA processing?

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  1. Gene expression
  2. Diversity (via splicing & editing)
  3. Quality control
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RNA processing complexes contain?

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Protein & RNA (ribonucleoproteins)

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Describe RNPs

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  1. Structural
  2. Catalytic Activities (ribozymes)
  3. Contain guide RNA that base pair with pre-RNA & guide the RNP to the correct place for processing
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What is tRNA & rRNA processing?

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Start as long precurses → cut and trimmed into final form

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What are Ribonucleases?

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They cleave RNAs into smaller parts. (exonuclease & endonuclease)
ex RNase III and RNase P

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RNase III

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Cut double-stranded RNAs (endo)
Protein
Excision & trimming
Products: miRNA + siRNA

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RNase P

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Cut single-stranded RNAs (endo)
Proteins (enhance activity) + RNA component (cut)
5’ end trimming

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tRNA and rRNA splicing catalyzed by?

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tRNA - protein factors
rRNA - self-splicing

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CCA Sequence addition to tRNA

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3’ end for amino acid attachment site
Added via CCA-adding enzyme (+ repair & maintenance)
No nucleic acid template
Addition catalyzed via nucleotide binding pocket (3 conformations)

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Nucleotide Modifications

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On base or ribose sugar rings
Small: 1. Hydrogen atom addition
2. Nitrogen & Oxygen methylation
3. Selenium addition
Big: Threonine addition

tRNA: 80+ modifications (Guanosine methylation & methyl amino methyl group addition, selenium to uridine)

rRNA: 1. Ribose 2’-O-methylation
2. Pseudouridylation (extra hydrogen bonding capacity)

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snoRNA

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Catalyze (1) Ribose methylation “box C/D snoRNAs” & (2) Uridine to pseudouridine “H/ACA snoRNA”
Guide enzymes to site in RNA to be modified
In nucleolus
Composition: introns of precursor mRNAs

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5’ Capping functions (6)

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(1) elongation
(2) transcript termination
(3) mRNA processing
(4) binding site for exporting to cytoplasm
(5) direct initiation of protein synthesis
(6) protects 5’ end from degradation

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Enzymes & (3 stages of adding cap)

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  1. RNA 5’ triphosphate - catalyze removal of phosphate from 5’ end
    1. Guanyl transferase - attach guanosine monophosphate to end in 5’-5’ triphosphate linkage
    2. Guanine-7-methyl transferase - methylates the guanine
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