3. Gene expression... translation Flashcards

1
Q

3 sequential nucleotides called ____ will tell _______ which ____ ____ to add to the sequence

A

codons
ribosomes amino acid

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2
Q

There are #__ possible codons BUT only #__ amino acids

A
  1. 20
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3
Q

___ is the start codon (1st condon that gets _____ into an amino acid sequence)

A

AUG translated

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4
Q

_______ always starts off the amino acid sequence

A

methionine

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5
Q

the stop/nonsense codon _____ code for ______
these codons include..
these codons tell ____ to STOp so they end the ?

A

DONT ANYTHING
UAA, UAG, UGA
ribosomes amino acid sequence

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6
Q

the rest of the #___ codons are ___ codons including methionine (AUG)

A

61

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7
Q

there are more ____ than ____ ____

A

codons
amino acids

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8
Q

for most amino acids there will be multiple ___ that code for the same amino acids

A

codons

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9
Q

genetic code is ____ (BACKUPS)

A

redundant

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10
Q

BUT genetic code is not ____ because every single ___ has a ____ _____ it codes for
EXAMPLE: CUU will always cod for leucine and never porline

A

amibigious
codon. amino acid

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11
Q

*** Genetic engineering example

A

if we want a glow gene we would want to take a glow gene plus a fish to make a glow fish

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12
Q

mRNA is read by ____ in groups to determine which ____ _____ is added

A

codons amino acid

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13
Q

when reading a segment of mRNA what direction do you read?

A

5’prime to 3’ prime end

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14
Q

proteins are build by?

A

ribosomes

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15
Q

ribosomes are found in?

A

the cytoplasm or RER

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16
Q

mRNA will leave the __ and move to the _____ stay are I the RER or cytoplasm

A

nucleus
ribosomes

17
Q

**ribosomes have #__ _____ which are?

A

2 subunits
1 large 1 small

18
Q

when ribosomes are building proteins the ____ will?

A

subunits
surround the mRNA

19
Q

in translation ____ is the RNa that will carry the ___ ____ to the ribosomes by?

A

tRNA amino acids
reading the codons

20
Q

*** (DRAW A PICTURE) in tRNA there will be a _____ ______ _______ site where the amino acid will actually be attached to and @ the bottom there will be a ______ that ____ the _____ of the mRNA

A

amino acid attachment
anticodon read. codons

21
Q

translate involves the synthesis of a ____ through the use of ____

A

polypeptide
mRNA

22
Q

tRNA will ___ the codons of ____ because?

A

read mRNA
it links codons to the specific amino acid

23
Q

***** tRNA has #___ function name them and what they do

A

3
1. binding to a SPECIFIC amino acid (when it it binded it is charged if it is not binded it will uncharged)
2. bind to the mRNA @ a 3 nucleotide sequence called an anticodon which is complementary to the codon
3. interacts with ribosome BUT noncovalently (hydrogen bonds)

24
Q

the amino acid attachment site will be?

25
the ___ subunit of a ribosome has #__ binding sites what are they?
large EPA
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what does the A site of the ribosome do?
bind to a charged tRNA
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what does the P site of the ribosome do?
finally tRNA gives up its amino acids and adds to the growing polypeptide chain
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what does the E site of the ribosome do?
tRNA sits there before being released to pick up another amino acids so basically tRNA is now uncharged
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tRNA will always?
move
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**** initiation (mRNA being translated) discribe what happens?
1. the small subunit of the ribosome binds near the 5' prime cap on mRNA 2. tRNA always carries methionine and will bind to the start codon (AUG) on the mRNA 3. large subunit of ribosome will bind in with the tRNA into the P slot
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**** elongation (mRNA being translated0 describe what happens?
1. anticodon of another tRNA will enter into the A site and STICK! (bond is created between 2 amino acids) 2. mRNA shifts forward a codon releasing tRNA from E slot & REPEAT!
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**** termination: (mRNA being translated) describe process?
1. it will repeat UNTIL a stop codon enters the A site (NO tRNA will bind to the stop codon) so a release factor (gumball like) enters the A site 2. when the release factor enters the A site the polypeptide chain will release from ribosome 3. lastly mRNA and subunits of ribsome will separate RESULTING IN A POLYPEPTIDE CHAIN!