Lecture 9 Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

While RNA is translated from ___’ to ___’, the resultant protein is generated from its ____ terminus to its ____ terminus.

A

5’

3’

Amino

Caroxy

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____ is the start codon sequence (but also doubles as Met codon), and the three stop codon sequences are:
___
___
___

A

AUG

UAA

UAG

UGA

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3
Q

The codons for protein are considered _____, meaning there are multiple codons that code for the same amino acid.

A

Degenerate (or redundant)

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______ mutations, which would result in a shortened protein product, often produce little or no protein due to ____ ____ ____, a process by which the cell recognizes trunkated proteins and degrades them.

A

Nonsense

Nonsense Mediated Decay

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5
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A _____ mutation is one in which a stop codon is changed and the resultant protein product is lengthened.

A

Suppressor

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Eukaryotic ribosomes (____S overall) are comprised of a ____S subunit and a _____S subunit. Prokaryotic ribosomes (____S overall) are comprised of a ____S subunit and a ____S subunit. The larger eukaryotic subunit is comprised of ____S RNA, 5.8S RNA, and 5S RNA components. The smaller Prokaryotic subunit is comprised of the ____S RNA component.

A

80S

60S

40S

70S

50S

30S

28S RNA

16S RNA

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Q

______ bonds are formed on and by the large ribosomal subunit, the Peptidyl transferase activity is facilitated by _____ (not protein.) The AA chain must grow to ____-____ AAs in length before it “pokes” out of the ribosome into the cytosol.

A

Peptide

rRNA

40-50 AAs

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8
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_______ is the term that describes the fact that eukaryotic mRNA codes for 1 protein, while ______ is the term that describes the fact that prokaryotic mRNA codes for multiple proteins.

A

Monocistronic

Polycistronic

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9
Q

The 3’ end of tRNA ends with the nucleotide sequence __ __ __.

A

CCA

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10
Q

______, an antibiotic, inhibits IletRNA synthase in bacteria.

A

Mupirocin

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11
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The formation of aminoacyl-tRNA occurs in 2 steps:

  1. The AA is activated by reacting with ____, forming aminoacyl-____ via the enzyme aminoacyl-tRNA ______.
  2. The activated AA is transferred to tRNA, esterified onto the ___ (nucleotide) at the 3’ end of the tRNA via the enzyme pyro_______.

Keep in mind this multi-step process allows for proofreading.

A

ATP

aminoacyl-AMP

aminoacyl-tRNA synthase

A

pyrophosphate

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12
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There are 2 different tRNAs for Met, which should make sense given that it can serve as the initiator AA (coded by start codon) and can also be a “normal” internal Met within the AA sequence. The former requires F-Met-tRNA ___ (in prokaryotes, or ___ in eukaryotes.) The internal Met requires Met-tRNA ___ in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes.

A

F-Met-tRNA F –> Pros
F-Met-tRNA I –> Eus

F-Met-tRNA M

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