Gene regulation and protein synthesis Flashcards

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1
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central dogma

A

dna transcribed to rna (nucleotide to nucleotide) and translated to a protein (nucleotide to amino acid)

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2
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what happens during translation

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anticodons of tRNA form base pairs with codons on mRNA

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3
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how many nucleotides to codons and anticodons consist of

A

3

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4
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degenerate

A

many amino acids have more than one codon

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5
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unambigious

A

each codon only codes for one amino acid

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6
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role of aminoacyl trna synthetases

A

bind amino acids to their corresponding trna molecules

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7
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bond between trna and mrna

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covalent given from atp

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8
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how many rrna molecules do ribosomes contain

A

4

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9
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how many trna binding sites do ribosomes have

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3; exit, peptidyl, aminoacyl

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10
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what happens to GDP for initiation

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is hydrolysed to provide energy

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11
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steps of initiation

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small ribosomal subunit binds to 5 end of mrna
moves along mrna until AUG (start codon) is found
special initiator trna with UAC anticodon pairs

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12
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steps of elomgation

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An elongation factor (EF-1a), brings the next aminoacyl-tRNA to the A site
anticodon base-pairs with codon
GTP is hydrolysed, EF is released from tRNA
A second elongation factor (EFbg) regenerates EF1a to pick up the next aminoacyl-tRNA

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13
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role of peptidly transferase

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catalyses peptide bond formation between amino acids in the P and A sites

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14
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termination

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occurs when a site of ribosome encounters a stop codon

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15
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where do free ribosomes make proteins destined for

A

cytosol
nucleus
mitochondria

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16
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how are proteins from free ribosomes translocated

A

post translationally

17
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bound ribosomes destination

A

plasma membrane
er
golgi
secretion

18
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how are bound ribosome proteins translocated

A

co translationally

19
Q

post translational modifications

A

proteolysis
glyosylation
phosphorylation

20
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glycosylation

A

adding sugars

21
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proteolysis

A

breakdwon of proteins into smaller polyppetides

22
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function of kinases

A

catalyse phosphorylation

23
Q

order of cenrtal dogma processes

A

transcription, splicing, translation, post trans;ational modification

24
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what enzyme catalyses dna replicagition

A

dna polymerase

25
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dna ligase

A

joins okazaki fragment s

26
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helicase role

A

unwinds dna

27
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primase

A

synthesises an rna primer

28
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dna polymerase role

A

catalyses the replication of DNA