Chapter 30 Flashcards
During translation, the mRNA is read in the _____ direction and protein synthesized in the _____ direction.
5′-to-3′; amino-to-carboxyl
During attachment of an amino acid to its tRNA, how is ATP required?
The ATP forms an amino acyl adenylate that transfers the activated amino acid to the tRNA.
The codon AUG specifies either initiation of protein synthesis or an internal methionine. What would be the sequence of the anticodon of a tRNA that binds to this codon?
5-CAU-3
During ribosomal protein synthesis, the growing peptide chain
is transferred from the tRNA in the P site to the amino acyl tRNA in the A site.
During protein synthesis, which of the following is NOT an energy-requiring step
formation of the peptide bond
Termination of protein synthesis occurs when a stop or termination codon is in the A site. This occurs because
these codons are recognized by specific proteins which also release the newly synthesized protein chain from the ribosome.
Puromycin is an antibiotic that functions by inhibiting protein synthesis. It does this by
causing premature release of protein chains being synthesized.
Where does wobble occur in the tRNA-mRNA recognition?
5´ base of the anticodon
Which of the following would be effective at blocking translation of a specific mRNA while allowing other mRNA molecules to undergo translation?
antisense mRNA
Which of the following provides the energy for the cotranslational movement of proteins across the endoplasmic reticulum?
peptide bond formation powered by hydrolysis of aminoacyl-tRNAs
What sequence allows bacterial ribosomes to identify the correct AUG start codon?
Shine-Dalgarno sequence
Which of the following details how SRP allows proteins to be transported into the ER?
SRP binds the peptide signal sequence and inhibits further translation until it interacts with its receptor.
Amino acids are attached to tRNA at the _____ end following the _____ sequence of the acceptor stem.
3’; CCA
If the anticodon of a tRNA molecule is 3’-AGU-5’, what is the matching codon?
UCA
Fidelity of protein synthesis is increased because:
They do not form double-helical regions.