Lecture 1B: Ribosome Flashcards

1
Q

Intact, complex, and complete which consists of the large subunit and the small subunit.

A

Ribosome

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2
Q

Sedimentation coefficient in centrifugal force in prokaryotes

A

70s

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3
Q

Formulated the unit precipitation of sedimentation coefficient.

A

Svedberg

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4
Q

large subunit sedimentation coefficient

A

50s

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5
Q

small subunit sedimentation coefficient

A

30s

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6
Q

Ribosome is functional only in ____ _____.

A

70s form

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7
Q

How important is the function of the ribosome?

A
  • proteins which are the products of the process of translation–serve very important role in the cell.
  • Some proteins have structural role
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8
Q

Also have a 30s and 50s ribosomal subunits that yields also 70s type ribosomes.

A

Archaea

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9
Q

Ribosome is a very highly dynamic structure. It can __________ and _________.

A

assemble and disassemble

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10
Q

Ribosome cannot participate in translation if the subunits are not complex. Why?

A

because it is only upon the complex formation of the three important sites of ribosome (E, P, A site) that participates in the translation process are honed.

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11
Q

In the large subunit, there is that binding site for what we call _____

A

tRNA

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12
Q

In Bacteria, the most always first amino acid in the mRNA transcript.

A

Methionine (Met)

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13
Q

a complimentary sequence codon for the first amino acid Met

A

anticodon sequence on the tRNA (UAC).

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14
Q

What happens when tRNA is attached to a specific amino acid?

A

tRNA will be activated

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15
Q

What does it mean when the tRNA is activated?

A

That means that it is ready to participate in the elongation or polymerization of the proteins

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16
Q

How to read the mRNA sequence?

A

From 5’ to 3’

17
Q

What is activated ribosome?

A

the attachment of both small and large subunit in participation of energy such as ATP and GTP

18
Q

Where does the transcript attaches?

A

small subunit

19
Q
  • It is called the exit site, which holds the de-acetylated tRNA
20
Q

What does de-acetylated tRNA mean?

A

When the bound amino acid is released from tRNA to form a peptide bond to the previous amino acid

21
Q

What is P site?

A

Peptidyl site which accommodates tRNA molecule carrying the peptide chain

22
Q

What is A site?

A

Aminoacyl site which accepts amino acetylated tRNA molecules bearing amino acid ready for incorporation to the growing polypeptide chain.

23
Q

In the Ribosome, which subunit does the initiation of protein synthesis or the start of translation always begins

A

in the small subunit

24
Q

How does ribosome know what tRNA it accommodates?

A

Remember there is a codon on the mRNA that guides the sequence of the amino acid, so only the anticodon that can form a complimentary interaction with that codon will be able to get in.

25
Q

It will not fit to the ribosome if?

A

it is the wrong tRNA

26
Q

very critical to the accuracy of protein synthesis

A

Translocation. The transfer from one side to another.

27
Q

The ribosome must move exactly one codon at each step or else the _______ of each process could be compromise.

28
Q

several ribosomes can actually translate a single mRNA molecule simultaneously. In other words, many ribosomes are attached to a single mRNA.

29
Q

Polysomes increase both of the _____ and _______ of translation because each ribosome can make a complete polypeptide.

A

speed and efficiency

30
Q

What happens when the ribosomes reaches a stop codon?

A

Translation terminates

31
Q

There is not stop codon, instead, they have these protein called ______ _______.

A

Release factors

32
Q
  • They recognize stop codon.
  • They cleaved the attached polypeptide from the final tRNA releasing the final finish product.
A

Release factors

33
Q

What happens to the ribosome when the translation terminates?

A

It will dissociate

34
Q

Note: Not all the time proteins are _________.

A

Synthesizing