Lecture 17 - The Central Dogma Flashcards

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1
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What is the central dogma?

A

DNA->RNA->Protein

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2
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Can you start with protein and go to RNA or DNA?

A

No

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3
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After DNA replication, one strand is the ____ strand and one strand is the _____ strand

A

Maternal strand and daughter strand

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4
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What is at each end of replicated DNA?

A

Telomeres

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5
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What enzyme builds DNA in DNA replication?

A

DNA polymerase

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6
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Is there a leading/lagging strand in the process of DNA replication?

A

Yes

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7
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Is there a leading/lagging strand in the process of transcription?

A

No

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8
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What enzyme builds mRNA in transcription?

A

RNA polymerase

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9
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Where in the cell does transcription take place?

A

In the nucleus

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10
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Each tRNA can bind how many amino acids?

A

ONLY 1

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11
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What does tRNA contain that reads the codon in mRNA?

A

Anticodon

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12
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Explain the ribosomal differences in eukaryotes and prokaryotes (bacteria)

A

Prokaryotes: 30s+50s=70s
Eukaryotes: 40s+60s=80s

S=sedimentation unit

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13
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The bigger the sedimentation unit, the _____ it goes to the bottom of the centrifuge

A

Faster

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14
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How many possible choices are there for codons? How many amino acids are there?
What conclusion can be drawn from the answer to these 2 questions

A

64 possible choices for codons but there’s only 20 amino acids
=redundancies

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15
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What are the 3 steps of translation?

A

Initiation, elongation, termination

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16
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Which recognizes the Shine Dalargno sequence?
-prokaryotes or eukaryotes

17
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What is the Shine Dalargno sequence?

A

Short sequence of mRNA where rRNA can recognize to start translation

18
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mRNA meets the _____ subunit of rRNA, then the _____ subunit

A

Small then large

19
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What high energy molecule is utilized in the initiation step of translation?

20
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Name the initiation factor

21
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What is the termination step?

A

Recognition of the stop codon and hydrolysis to release the newly synthesized protein

22
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What is happening in the elongation step of translation?

A

A longer and longer peptide chain is being created

23
Q

Is transcription and translation simultaneous in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes? Explain

A

NO - only simultaneous in bacteria
This cannot happen in eukaryotes because of the presence of the nucleus. Transcription MUST take place in the nucleus and then exported. Bacteria do not have a nucleus

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What is the first amino acid added in bacteria(prokaryotes)?

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What is the first amino acid added in eukaryotes?
MET
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What does “co translational modification” mean?
The change of one or more amino acids during translation
27
Give 5 examples of co translational modification
-folding -deformylation (fmet to met) -removal of a few N terminal amino acids -changing conformation of proline -N glycolysation
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What does post translational modification mean?
The change of one or more amino acids AFTER translation
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Give 5 examples of post translational modification
-O glycolsylation -disulfide formation -splicing -lipidation -Ubiquitination
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Phosphorylation, acetylation, etc are examples of co or post translational modification?
Post
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What would happen if a drug destroyed proteosomes?
Protein with ubiquitine would build up which would cause energy waste and hurt the cell - we would die
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A proteosome consists of _____ particles on the ends and a_____ particle in the middle
Regulatory particles on the ends with a core particle in the middle
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When an amino acid is added to its corresponding tRNA, ATP is converted to ____ as a ____reaction
AMP as a coupled reaction