Chapter 9 Flashcards

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primary structure

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-sequence of amino acids that form polypeptide chain

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secondary structure

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  • involves hydrogen bonding between AA

- alpha-helices and beta-sheets

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3
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tertiary structure

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  • protein folding
  • 3D
  • hydrophilic R groups bend towards outer surface
  • hyrdophobic R groups bend towards inside
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4
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quaternary structure

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  • complexes of multiple polypeptides

- protein-subunit interactions

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5
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eukaryotic translation

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  • large subunit of ribosome is 60s
  • ribosome initially binds 5’ end of mRNA
  • occurs in cytoplasm
  • mRNA has 5’ cap and poly-A tail
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6
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prokaryotic translation

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  • has multiple ribosome binding sites

- ribsome is 70s and free-floating

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three stages of translation

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  1. initiation- ribosomal subunit binds with tRNA to mRNA
  2. elongation- amino acids are added to polypeptide chain
  3. termination- ribosome dissociated from mRNA
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RNA polymerase role in transcription in eukaryotes

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adds RNA nucleotide to growing RNA using a DNA template

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9
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nucleus role in transcription in eukaryotes

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contains DNA in the cell

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10
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promoter role in transcription in eukaryotes

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region of DNA that recruits the transcriptional machinery

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tRNA role in translation in eukaryotes

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carries an amino acid to ribosomes and binds to mRNA

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12
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ribosome role in translation in eukaryotes

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an organelle where proteins are constructed

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13
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2 negatively charged and acidic amino acids

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D (asp)

E (Glu)

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14
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3 positively charged and basic amino acids

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K (Lys)
R (Arg)
H (His)

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15
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5 uncharged and polar amino acids

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S (Ser)
T (Thr)
N (Asn)
Q (Gln)
Y (Tyr)
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16
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10 uncharged and nonpolar amino acids

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A, V, P, L, I, F, C, G

W (Trp) and M (Met)

17
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roles of the functional domain of proteins

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  • serves as active site in catalyzing chemical reactions
  • anchors the molecule within the plasma membrane
  • binds with ligand
18
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number of aminoacyl synthesis

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20, one for each AA

19
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what recognizes AUG start codon

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n-formyl Met tRNA

20
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shine-dalgarno sequence

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aids in ribosome binding to mRNA

21
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2 start codons

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Met (M) -> AUG

Trp (W) -> UGG

22
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3 stop codons

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UAA, UAG, UGA

23
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wobble hypothesis

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3rd position of nucleotide does not have to match tRNA anticodon