Chapter 15 Flashcards

1
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DNA——> __________———-> MRNA

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TRANSCRIPTION

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2
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MRNA——-> ____________————> PROTEIN

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TRANSLATION

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3
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Gene specify the sequence of MRNA, which in tum specify the sequence of proteins

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Central Dogma

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4
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Three consecutive nucleotide in MRNA that specify the insertion of an amino acid of the release of a polypeptide chain during translation

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Codon

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5
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Protein sequences consist of _______ commonly occurring amino acids

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20

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6
Q

Each amino acid is defined by a three nucleotide sequence called the __________

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Triple codon

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7
Q

______________ is a start codon

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AUG(Methionine)

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8
Q

UAA,UAG and UGA

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Nonsense codon

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9
Q

Bacteria, archaea; one single circular chromosome
Also have plasmids

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Prokaryote transcription

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10
Q

Unwound portion of DNA where MRNA is made; MRNA is made from DNA template strand ( DNA strand not used in non template strand)

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Transcription bubble

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11
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Enzyme (RNA polymerase) use the nucleotide sequence of a gene to synthesize a complementary strand of RNA

A

Transcription

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12
Q

DNA is _______________ to RNA

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Transcribed

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13
Q

Most RNA is _________ stranded

A

Single

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14
Q

RNA uses _________ in place of __________

A

Uracil
thymine

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15
Q

RNA uses ___________ in place of ______________

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Ribose
Deoxyribose

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16
Q

Forms phosphodiester bonds between the nucleotides (sugar to phosphate)
Uncloids DNA

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Role of RNA polymerase

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17
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Add the nucleotide one at a time in the 5’ to 3’

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Role of RNA polymerase

18
Q

Contains information transcribed from DNA

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Messenger RNA (MRNA)

19
Q

Main component of ribosome where polypeptide chains are built

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Ribosomal RNA (rRNA)

20
Q

Delivers amino acid to ribosome

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Transfer RNA (tRNA)

21
Q

Promoter is upstream from gene, transcription starts here

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Initiation

22
Q

RNA polymerase to add nucleotides
MRNA is synthesized into 5’ to 3’ direction

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Elongation

23
Q

MRNA disassociates from DNA, either by protein base (RHO-dependent) or RNA based (RHO-dependent)

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Termination

24
Q

Transcription happens in the ______

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MRNA must leave nucleus through _______
Nuclear pore
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________ RNA polymerases needed for initiation of transcription
3
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Promoter sequence in eukaryote and prokaryotes that help establish the initiation site for transcription
TATA Box
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_____ events that need to happen to RNA before the next step
3
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Step one of RNA processing
5’ capping
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3’ poly-a Tail
Step 2 of RNA processing
31
PRE-MRNA splicing
Step 3 of RNA processing
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Sequence in MRNA that code for protein
EXONS
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Non protein coding sequence, spliced from MRNA
Introns
34
MRNA template converts nucleotide based genetic information into a protein product
Translation
35
TRNA delivers amino acids to ribosome Has an ANTICODON complementary to an mRNA codon a binding site for the amino acid specified by that codon
RRNA and tRNA- the translators
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Holds the tRNA that Carries the growing polypeptide chain
The P site
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Holds the tRNA that carries the next amino acid to be added to the chain
A site
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The exit, where discharged tRNA leave the ribosome
E site
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Begins when an initiator tRNA anticodon recognizes a codon on MRNA
Initiation
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The large ribosomal subunit joins the small subunit and a second tRNA is recruited Peptide bonds form between amino acids
Elongation
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Entry of a release factor into the A site terminates translation and the components dissociate
Termination
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New protein is “folded” into distinct three dimensional structure as a result of intramolecular interactions
What happens after termination