Lec 18 Translation & Protein Transport Flashcards

1
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Where does translation take place

A

in cytosol

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2
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what is a codon

A

3 nucleotide sequence in mRNA that is translated into an amino acid

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3
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What is redundant genetic code

A

more than one codon encodes most amino acid

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4
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what is the start codon

A

AUG

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5
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what are the three stop codons

A

UAA
UAG
UGA

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6
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How many reading frames does mRNA have

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has 3 reading frames

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7
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what are ribosomes made of

A

proteins and rRNA

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8
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what do ribosomes consist of (two subunits)

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large subunit: 49 proteins + 3 rRNA
small subunit: 33 proteins + 1 rRNA

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9
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what is anticodon in tRNA

A

3 nucleotide sequence on tRNA complementary to codon in mRNA

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10
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what do tRNA carry?

A

amino acid

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11
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in tRNA what are amino acids attached to?

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amino acids are attached to the OH group of the 3’ end of tRNA which responds to anticodon

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12
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what is aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase

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enzymes attach specific amino acid to corresponding tRNA

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13
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What are the three translations process

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1) initiation
2) elongation
3) termination

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14
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explain initiation in translation

A

small subunit of ribosome loaded with met-tRNA and initiation factors which is initiation complex
initiation complex binds to the 5’ cap of mRNA
initiation complex searching for the first AUG codon
large subunit binds

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15
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explain elongation in translation

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new aminoacyl-tRNA binds to A site
peptide bond forms by peptidyl transferase enzyme
large subunit translocate
small subunit translocate
empty tRNA leaves the ribosome

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16
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explain termination in translation

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the A site meet a stop codon
release factor binds to A site
dissociation of the translation machinery

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17
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Antibiotics that inhibit protein synthesis
explain how tetracycline works

A

blocks binding of aminoacyl-tRNA to A site

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18
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Antibiotics that inhibit protein synthesis
explain how cycloheximide works

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blocks translocation of ribosome

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19
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what is protein transport

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the synthesis of virtually all proteins in the cell begins on ribosomes in the cytosol

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20
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what is signal sequence in protein transport

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the fate of any protein synthesized in the cytosol depends on the signal sequence within its amino acid sequence

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21
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Transport by Vesicles
explain exocytosis

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ER-> Golgi-> transport vesicle-> cell surface

22
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Transport by vesicles
explain lysosome pathway

A

ER-> Golgi->endosome-> lysosome

23
Q

transport by vesicles
explain endocytosis

A

cell surface-> endosome-> lysosome

24
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Which transport by vesicles use COP-coated and clathrin-coated vesicles

A

Exocytosis and Lysosome pathway

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which transport by vesicles uses clathrin-coated vesicles
endocytosis
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explain translation couple with ER transport
translation happens on RER Protein transported into ER ER signal sequence- 8 or more hydrophobic amino acids Aid by two components (signal recognition particle (SRP) in cytosol) and then (SRP receptor embedded in ER membrane)
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What are clathrin coated vesicles
Cargo molecules bind to cargo receptor at the transport signals adaptins select cargo molecules for transport by trapping the cargo receptors clathrin-coated pit dynamins assemble as a ring around the neck of each coated pit dynamin ring constricts and pinches off the vesicle vesicles shed the coat
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what is phagocytosis
phagosome to engulf an entire cell
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what is Autophagy
from autophagosome to engulf organelles
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what is 5' cap and 3' poly adenylation for mature mRNA
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explain how mature mRNA turns into reading frame and amino acid sequence
Then codons of the mature mRNA will turn into the right amino acid
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what are the amino acid ends
H3N+-----COO-
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what do eukaryotic ribosome look like
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what do eukaryotic tRNA look like and what is important on it
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explain Aminoacyl-tRNA Synthetases
Dont memorize Lewis structure of amino acid
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What is step 1 of translation initiation
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explain step 2 of translation initiation
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explain step 3 of translation initiation
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explain step 4 of translation initiation
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explain step 1 of translation elongation
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explain step 2 of translation elongation
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explain step 3 of translation elongation
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explain step 4 and 5 of translation elongation
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explain step 1 of translation termination
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explain step 2 of translation termination
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explain step 3 of translation termination
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explain protein transport and the types
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explain translation couple with ER transport
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explain the three types of transport of vesicles
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explain clathrin coated vesicles
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explain phagocytosis and autophagy and endocytosis