Translation test 1 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

Translation goal

A

make structural protein using mRNA as template

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2
Q

only one codon

A

AUG and UGG

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3
Q

stop codons

A

UAA UAG UGA

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4
Q

tRNA structure and function

A

brings amino acids in
clover shape/ secondary structure
Function: carry appropriate AA into ribosome to add to polypeptide chain

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5
Q

tRNA: eukaryotes vs prokaryotes

A

eukaryotes has more

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6
Q

Acceptor stem

A

right before 3’ end, ACCA for all AA

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7
Q

Aminoacyl tRNA (AARS)

A

covalently links amino acid to tRNA
ester bond/ covalent

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8
Q

Anticodons

A

aligns with codon (antiparallel)
still need to read code 5’->3’ for figuring out name

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9
Q

wobble

A

tRNA anticodon with mRNA codon
doesn’t always follow char gaff’s rule for base pairing (BUT ONLY FOR LAST BASE IN CODON/ 5’ IN ANTICODON)

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10
Q

wobble base pairs

A

5’ Anticodon base:
C and A= normal
U= AG
G= UC
I= UCA

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11
Q

reading frames

A

where you start
only 3 possible (look for start codon)

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12
Q

Ribosome structure (prokaryotes)

A

30S 50S 70S
not additive
pro= odd

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13
Q

Ribosome structure Eukaryotes

A

40S 60S 80S
Euk = Even (EEEEE)

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14
Q

Places tRNA and mRNA interact in ribosome

A

A site
P site
E site

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15
Q

A site

A

binds to A-tRNA aminoacyl-tRNA

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16
Q

P Site

A

binds tRNA with growing peptide chain

17
Q

E Site

A

Exit E-tRNA
Empty move to Exit (EEE)

18
Q

HC=O

A

modification of meth so this= 1st tRNA in initiation

19
Q

Shine-Dalgaro sequence

A

sequence in mRNA that helps align sequence with small ribosomal subunit
prokaryotic only
ribosomal binding site 8 upstream

20
Q

translation initiation

A

look at slide 28 to understand how a p and e site work

21
Q

eukaryotic translation initiation

A

40S subunit scans DNA circularly until it finds start site

22
Q

Translation Factors IF-2

A

delivers initiator tRNA to P site of ribosome

23
Q

Translation factor EF-Tu

A

delivers aminoacyl-tRNA to A site of ribosome during elongation

24
Q

translation factor EF-G

A

binds to A site to promote translocation following peptide bond formation

25
translation factor RF-1 and RF-2
binds to A sire at a stop codon and induces peptide transfer to water
26
ribozyme
large ribosomal subunit catalyze ribosome formation of peptide bond
27
peptide transferase reaction
AA3 does nuclophillic attack on AA2 and P site empties into A site (growing polypeptide chain starts sitting in A site)
28
translocation process
slide 34
29
translation termination in E Coli
1. a release factor (RF 1 or 2) recognizes a stop codon in A site 2. RF causes the ribosome to transfer the peptide group to water to release the polypeptide chain 3. GTP hydrolysis by RF allows the release factors to dissociate
30
post translational events
after proteins are synthesized, still need to do processing before going on