Genetics Translation Flashcards

1
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Proteins

A

Proteins are a string of amino acids bound to each other through peptide bonds.

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2
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N-terminus

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The very end containing the amino group

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3
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C-Terminus

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end containing the carboxyl group

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4
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no ambiguity

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Each codon can only encode for one aminoacid

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5
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degeneracy or redundancy

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aminoacid can be encoded by multiple codons

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6
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Wobbling hypothesis

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degeneracy seems to be more prevalent for the third position of the codon suggesting that the third nucleotide if the codon is less constraint than the other two

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7
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Shine-Dalgarno Sequence

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Typical ribosome recognition sites in bacteria.
Located around 8 base pairs before the start codon

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8
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Sites in 70S Initiation Complex Ribosome

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  • E (Exit) Site
  • P (Peptide) Site
  • A (Aminoacyl) Site
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