Ch 13 Bac Rep & Exp Flashcards

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1
Q

AUG

A

Start Codon

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2
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Stop Codons

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UGA UAG UAA

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3
Q

Nonsense Codons

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Stop codons ( UAG UGA UAA)

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4
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Sense codons

A

Codon that specifies an amino acid

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5
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Code degeneracy

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There is more than one code for ea. AA ( up to 6)

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6
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Reading frame

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The way codons in DNA and RNA are grouped to contain the coding message

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7
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Wobble

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Loose pairing that allows for the third base pair in a codon to not match and still produce the same AA. Allows for fewer tRNA in the cell

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8
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Amino Acid Activation

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Attaching amino acids to tRNA

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9
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Anticodon

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3 bases on tRNA that are complimentary to the mRNA codon

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10
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3’ acceptor end

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Where the AA is attached to the tRNA (CAA sequence)

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11
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aminoacyl-tRNA synthase

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Enzyme that catalyzes AA activation

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12
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Ribosome binding site

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Nucleotide sequences on mRNA where ribosome binds and begins translation

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13
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Initiator tRNA

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tRNA that binds to the start codon at initiation of translation

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14
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30S initiation complex

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Made of initiator tRNA, mRNA & 30S ribosomal subunit. Must form to start translation

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15
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16S rRNA

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In the 30S subunit, binds the Shine-Dalgarno sequence to properly position the subunit for translation

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16
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Steps of initiator complex formation

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16S region binds the Shine-Dalgarno seq—-> IF2 bind GTP and fMet-tRNA and guides to p site of subunit—>IF 1 binds 30S subunit releasing IF 3 ready for large subunit to bind

17
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Griffith experiment

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Heat killed virulent strain and live nonvirulent strain injected——> mouse dies and live virulent bac isolated (transformation)

18
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Avery, MacLeod & McCarty

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Showed that transformation was blocked only if DNA from virulent strain was destroyed

19
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Hershey & Chase

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Tagged protein capsule of bacteriophage w/ S35 and DNA w/ P32 and inoculated bac. In centrifuge protein cap is in supernatant and bac w/ dna is in pellet. Found P32 in pellet showing DNA was the genetic material