Offner Protein Synthesis Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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Factors required for protein synthesis

A

IF2-GTP
EFTU-GTP
EF-G-GTP
RF-3-GTP

  • add “e” for eukaryotic
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How are amino acids attached to tRNAs?

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Uses synthetase for both steps
- amino acids activated with ATP to aminoacyl adenylate
- tRNA added to form aminoacyl-tRNA + AMP

Requires cleavage of 2 high-energy bonds

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Structure of amino acid synthetase

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  • activation site
  • hydrolytic site (corrects errors)
  • aa-tRNA that leave enzyme cannot be error corrected
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Initiation of prokaryotic protein synthesis

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Initiation complex binds to Shine-delgarno sequence
- initiator tRNA binds in P site

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Prokaryotic protein initiation complex

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Contains tRNA, fMET, IF2-GTP
- 30S and 50S bind, causing release of IF1, IF3, IF2-GDP

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Which subunit and part binds with the Shine-Dalgarno sequence

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It base pairs with 3’ end of 16S rRNA of the 30S subunit

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How is fMET created?

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Formyl group added to initiator tRNA after activation with Methionine

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Translation elongation mechanism

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  • EF-Tu-GTP puts tRNA in A site
  • Peptidyl transferase creates peptide bond
  • EF-G-GTP cases translocation of ribosome
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Translation Termination mechanism

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  • RF1/2 bind A site, RF3-GTP binds common site
  • Peptidyl transferase cleaves ester bond via GTP
  • release of everything
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How is peptidyl transferase made, and which subunit is a part of?

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Ribozyme, part of 23S or 28S rRNA

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How does EF-G-GTP cause translocation of the ribosome

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Hydrolysis of GTP

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What is the common site on the prokaryotic ribosome

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Where TF, EF and RF all bind
- ensures stepwise progression of synthesis (not all at same time)

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What do polyribosomes do

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Make multiple proteins from the same message
- simultaneous message transcription

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What do Tetracycline, Chloramphenicol and Puromycin do, and do they affect prokaryotes or eukaryotes?

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Inhibit translation, all affect prokaryotes, only puromycin affects eukaryotes

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15
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Tetracyline

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Prokaryotes only
- blocks binding of aminoacyl-tRNA to A site

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Chloroamphenicol

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Prokaryotes only
- resembles peptide bond
- inhibits peptidy transferase

17
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Puromycin

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Prok and Euk
- enters A site
- accepts polypeptide chain
- blocks translocation

18
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How many ATP/GTP hydrolyzed per 100 amino acids for:
Activation, Initiation, Elongation EF-Tu and EF-G, Termination

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Activation: 200ATP
Initiation: 1GTP
Elongation EF-TU: 99 GTP
Elongation EF-G: 99GTP
Termination RF-3: 1GTP

400 total

19
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Eukaryotic translation initiation

A
  • small subunit binds at cap
  • 40S scans from cap to find Kozak sequence (CCACCAUGG)
  • GTP used to join 60S to 40S
20
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Cap binding proteins

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eIF4G - scaffold
eIF4A- Helicase
eIF4B - ATPase
eIF4E - binds eIF3 on 40S

21
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Role of eIF4B and eIF4A

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Combine to unwind secondary structure

22
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Role of eIF4E

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Facilitates binding of 40S and initiator tRNA-eIF2-GTP complex

23
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Role of eIF5

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Releases 40S associated factors, combines it with 60S using GTP to begin translation

24
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How are ribosomes recycled in eukaryotes

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mRNA loop structure

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HCV lifecycle
1) tRNA into cell 2) creation of viral proteins 3) negative RNA produced, replicated to create positive RNA for export
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HCV 5A and 5B proteins
5A: replication complex protein 5B: RNA-dependent RNA Pol
27
How is HCV treated
Target 5A and 5B
28
Is HCV RNA capped?
No, but it contains IRES: structural feature which allows ribosome to bind for replication
29
Does the Shine-Dalgarno sequence contain mainly pyrimidines or purines
'tis purine-rich