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mRna

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messenger- rna for template for proteins

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rRna

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ribosomal- component of machine for synthesis of proteins

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tRna

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transfer- 1 strand, self complementary pairs, synthesis of protein transfer

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transcription

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gene expression

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steps of transcription

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  1. gene- promotor for DNA
  2. TF 2- find promotor, brings RNA pol. and initiative
  3. helicase- unwinds
  4. elongation
  5. terminator
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transcription factors

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-proteins that bind to promotors= TF2 and work with Pol II
-TF2 might go to specific gene and drive that specific trans.
-all same DNA, TF2 transcribes different genes for different things

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promotor

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specific sequence of DNA that codes for the start of transcription

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Termination site

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specific sequence of DNA that codes for the end of transcription

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Post transcriptional modifications

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-splicing- cutting out introns, SnRNP binds at the end of intron facilitating cutting
-5’ Cap- starts translation
-poly-a tail- 3’ end, long sequence of A for protection from DNAse and RNAse

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Translation

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protein synthesis (ribosomes)

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genetic code

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semi-redundant, 64 codons, 20 amino acids

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aminoacyl-tRNa synthase

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enzyme that takes amino acid and binds to tRNA and matches anti-codon to amino acid using atp

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steps of translation

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  1. Initiation- AUG, assemble tRNA, mRNA, small and large together, EIF brings tRNA then the large binds, the tRNA is in P pocket and the A is open
  2. Elongation- new tRNA can come in A pocket, EF-TU, ribosomes take amino acids off tRNA in P and connect them to the ones in A making a peptide, translocation- ribosomes slide down 3, tRNA is now in E
    -Translocation- EF-TU, GTP (gives energy to slide down)
  3. Termination- release facto binds to stop codon with causes everything to separate (UGA, UAA, UAG)
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Couple transcription/translation

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prokaryotic- both in cytoplasm, no intones, exons, translation starts before transcription ends

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what is used in transcription/ translation

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ribosomes, nucleus, cytoplasm, tRNA

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NLS

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nuclear localization signal (need to go to nucleus)

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Signal sequence

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makes polypeptides into rough ER

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Post translational modification

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proteolysis, glycosylation, phosphorylation

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proteolysis

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large portions into sections for function

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Glycosylation

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add sugars, important for plasma membrane

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phosphorylation

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add phosphate, activate/ deactivate proteins