L 20 Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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ribosomes are rich in what amino acids?

A

lys and arg with globular domains exposed and extended segments buried

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2
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What are the small subunit roles of ribsomes?

A

recognition of mRNA and tRNA

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What are the large subuntion roles of ribosomes.

A

tRNA recognition

catalyzing polypeptide elongation

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4
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what is a polysome?

A

mRNA with multiple translating ribsomes

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5
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The ribosome has three tRNA binding sites, what are they?

A

A site- aminoacyl -tRNA
P site - peptidyl tRNA
E site - Exit

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6
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what occurs at the A site of tRNA binding sites?

A

tRNA selection

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7
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What occurs at the P site for tRNA binding sites?

A

peptidyl transfer

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what occurs at the E site at tRNA binding sites?

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Uncharged tRNA exits from E site

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9
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Where is the growing polypeptide chain transferred onto in protein synthesis? (it’s one of the arms of tRNA)

A

incoming aa-tRNA

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10
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In e coli postranslational modification results in what?

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deformylation of fMet and removal of terminal Met

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Brief description of the Shin Dalgarno sequence

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This sequence helps recruit the ribosome to the mRNA to initiate protein synthesis by aligning it with the start codon.

Mutations in the Shine-Dalgarno sequence can reduce translation. This reduction is due to a reduced mRNA-ribosome pairing efficiency, as evidenced by the fact that complementary mutations in the anti-Shine-Dalgarno sequence can restore translation.

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12
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Initiation step, what does the bacteria use to initiate?

A

fMet

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13
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What do eukaryotes use for initiation step?

A

Met

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14
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What are three steps of protein synthesis - elongation step

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  1. decoding
  2. transpeptidation
  3. translocation
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15
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There’s no proteins within 18 Angstroms of what active site?

A

peptidyltransfer active site

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16
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What is PTC?

A

peptidyltransferase center, within large ribosomal subunit

17
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Ribosome’s proof reading mechanism, what is critical for accuracy?

18
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A slowly hydrolyzed GTP analog increases what for ribosome translation?

A

GTP analog increases accuracy of translation- expense is lost of speed

19
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How does the antibiotic tetracycline work?

A

binds to 30s subunit’s A site, blocks entry of aa-tRNA Ef-Tu complex

20
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The N Terminus of growing polypeptide worms through exit of what unit?

A

large ribosome unit

21
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How do you plug the exit tunnel in the large ribosome subunit?

A

Macrolide antibiotics plugs the exit from inside

22
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How does eukaryotic initiation start?

A

small subunit scans from 5’ cap until it finds start codon

23
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what does monocistronic? (Eukaryotic mRNAs are considered this)

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contain only a single initiation site and encode only one polypeptide

24
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How may more than one polypeptide be yield during eukaryotic initiation?

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polyprotein can be cleaved by site specific proteases

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What does eIF stand for?
elongation initiation factors
26
Puromycin inhibits the growth of what?
polypeptide
27
what are a couple examples of inhibitors of protein synthesis
streptomycin and tetracycline
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Many antibiotics binds to what?
PTC - peptidyltransfer center
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What are some examples of antibiotics that binds to PTC
tetracycline - prevents aa tRNA entry puromycine - binds in PTC, chain terminator chloramphenicol - binds in PTC, inhibit it, and blocks exit Macrolies - blocks exit tunnel and binds to PTC
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what are a couple examples of inhibitors of protein synthesis
streptomycin and tetracycline
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Many antibiotics binds to what?
PTC - peptidyltransfer center
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What are some examples of antibiotics that binds to PTC
tetracycline - prevents aa tRNA entry puromycine - binds in PTC, chain terminator chloramphenicol - binds in PTC, inhibit it, and blocks exit Macrolies - blocks exit tunnel and binds to PTC