Ch.8 Flashcards

1
Q

Difference in RNA and DNA

A

RNA is single stranded and has Uracil
Folds in on itself and forms various shapes

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2
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DNA in genes is used as a template to make ___ that is _______ to DNA

A

RNA, complimentary

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3
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_____ ______ enzyme makes the RNA transcript

A

RNA polymerase

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4
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After the transcription process, DNA re-forms its _____ _____

A

double helix

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5
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RNA transcripts can form without a ______

A

primer

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6
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transcription begins by guiding the ____ ______ enzyme to the transcription start site of the gene

A

RNA polymerase

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7
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sequences that bind ____ ______ guide transcription

A

transcription factors

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8
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sequences which bind transcription factors near the transcription start site are _____

A

promoters

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9
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in bacterial transcription: what binds the promoter?

A

sigma factors (associated with RNA polymerase)

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10
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true or false: eukaryotic transcription is less complex and less highly regulated than bacterial transcription

A

false

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11
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true or false: bacterial transcription is loosely regulated

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false

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12
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RNA polymerase which transcribes most rRNA genes

A

RNA polym. I

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13
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RNA polymerase which transcribes protein-coding genes and miRNA genes

A

RNA polymerase II

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14
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RNA polymerase which transcribes tRNA genes, genes for small RNA’s

A

RNA polymerase III

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15
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what binding protein starts protein complex assembly in eukaryotes

A

TATA

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16
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protein complex leads to ____ _____ __ binding

A

RNA polymerase II

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17
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mRNA’s are processed as they are ______ transcribed

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18
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What processes (modifications) can mRNA’s undergo

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capping. splicing, and adding tails

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19
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mRNA’s are modified at the ___ end, by the addition of a methylated _____. This process is known as the ___ ___

A

5’, GTP ; 5’ cap

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20
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The Poly A tail modification is added to the ___ end of mRNA

A

3’

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21
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introns are also known as _____ sequences and exons are known as _____ sequences

A

interrupting, expressed

22
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exons are typically ______ than introns

23
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Where does RNA processing occur?

24
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splice junctions have a _____ conserved sequence structure

25
2 reactions which form a lariat structure from the introns, which then ligases the exons is?
splicing reaction
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RNAase enzymes break down the ____ after splicing
introns
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what percentage of genes are alternatively splices in humans
95%
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after mRNA's are processed in the nucleus they are moved where? and through what?
cytoplasm, nuclear pore complex
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genetic code is made up of
codons which correspond to amino acids
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nucleotide can be organized into triplets in _ reading frames
3
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the process of _______ recognizes the correct reading frame
translation
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other _ reading frames do not function
2
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triplet code in mRNA base pairs with what?
tRNA
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tRNA's are folded into characteristic structures exposing the _______ which base pairs with the ______
anticodon, codon
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amino acids are ______ linked to tRNA's to charge the tRNA for translation of proteins
covalently
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large complexes of rRNA's and proteins are called? (they are also enzymes)
ribosomes
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true or false: proteins have catalytic activity
false, RNA's do
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ribosomes have 3 binding sites for tRNA, what are they?
E, P, A
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assembly of what initiates translation
small ribosomal unit, start codon (met) initiation factors
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When the _____ ______ _____ assembles what dissociates
large ribosomal unit, initiation factors
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the first tRNA binds the __ site and forms first peptide bond
A
42
After the tRNA binds the A site what's the next step
elongation
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during elongation, ribosome catalyzes the addition of a new ____ _____ on the growing polypeptide chain
amino acid
44
what provides the energy for elongation
charged amino acid bond to the tRNA
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termination factor binds at the _ site when stop codon is reached
A
46
termination factor induces the ribosome enzyme to ______ the polypeptide
hydrolyze
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multiple ribosomes attached to a single mRNA is called a
polysome
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protein synthesis must be balanced by ______ _______
protein degradation
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large complex that degrades proteins
proteasome
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what is done to proteins to degrade them
addition of chain of ubiquitins
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the polyubiquitin modified proteins are recognized by _______ and degraded
proteasome