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ribosomes are the

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protein factories within cells

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ribosomes are present in the

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cytosol of all cells
matrix of mitochondria
stroma of chloroplast

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ribosome provides environemnt for

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interaction of tRNAs and mRNA and catalyzes peptide bond formation

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RNA-protein complex

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ribosomal proteins (r-proteins) and ribosomal RNAs (rRNA)

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eukaryotic ribosome

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80S
- 60 S
- 40 S

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bacterial ribosome

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70 S
- 50S
- 30S

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small subunit contains the

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deconding center

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decoding center

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where aminoacetylated tRNAs “read” the genetic code by base pairing with each triplet codon in the mRNA

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large subunit contains the

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peptidyl transferase center

(active site)

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peptidyl transferase

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catalyzes peptide bond formation between adjacent amino acids in a growing polypeptide chain

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the ribosome is a ribozyme

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ribosomal RNA has a fundamental importance in catalyzing protein synthesis
- deproteinized ribosome retains peptidyl transferase activity
- there is no protein within the peptidyl transferase active site in the cyrstal structure of the 50S ribosomal subunit

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ribosomal RNA, not protein

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is responsible for catalysis of peptide bond formation

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13
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stages of translation

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  • activation of amino acids
  • initiation
  • elongation
  • termination
  • protein folding
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initation

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involves assembly if active ribosome with mRNA and the first aminoacyl-tRNA before 1st peptide bond formaiton

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elongation

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all reactions from 1st to last peptide bond formation

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termination

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ribosome reaches a stop codon; release of completed peptide and dissociation of ribosome from mRNA

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ribosome has three tRNA binding sites

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APE

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A (aminoacyl)

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Aminoacyl tRNA binding

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P (peptidyl tRNA binding)

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P binding site

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E (exit)

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occupied by the tRNA molecule released after the growing polypeptide chain is transferred to the aminoacyl-tRNA

21
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shine dalgarno sequence (translaiton in prokaryotes)

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positions the mRNA on the bacterial ribosome by binding to the 16S rRNA

also called the ribosome binding site (RBS)

  • consensus sequence - initation signal - 5 to 9 purines, situated 8 to 13 nucleodes on the 5’ side of the start codon
  • base pairing with a complementary pyrimidine rich sequence near the 3’ end of the 16S rRNA of the 30 S ribosomal subunit
  • mRNA-rRNA int. positions the initating 5’AUG sequence of the mRNA in the precise location on the 30S subunit where it is required for translation initaiton.
22
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all protein synteses start with same aa

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methionine, which may be removed later

23
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AUG codon

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represents Met, two tRNAs

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fMet-tRNA^fmet

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charged, used only for initiation

25
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initation factors in bacteria

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IF3
IF1
IF2

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IF3

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prevents premature association of the 30S and 50S

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IF1

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binds at the A site and blocks tRNA binding during initaiton

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IF2 (GTPase)

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facilitates binding of charged initiator tRNA to partial P site

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translation initation in bacteria

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  1. mRNA, fMet-tRNA^fmet, and IFs bind to 30S
  2. IF3 leaves when fMet-tRNA^fmet pairs with mRNA
  3. 50S joins in as IF2 hydrolyzes GTP and IF2-GDP and IF1 leave
  4. 70S initation complex is ready for elongation
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translation in eukaroytes

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similar to prokaryotic

  1. Met-tRNAi^met (not formylated)
  2. more eIFs required (atleast 12)
  3. Met-tRNAiMet Always binds to 40S before mRNA binding
  4. ribosomes are recruited to mRNA by 5’ Cap (NO RBS)
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initiation sites in eukaryotic mRNA

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NO SD sequence

  • modification at both ends are important for initation
  • 43S recognizes 5’ cap and then migrates along mRNA
  • leader region is scanned in the 5’-3’ direction
  • AUG is recognized by 43S complex
32
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Kozak sequence

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enhance translation (increase translation efficiency)

Presence of purine three residues before the start codon and G residue immediately following the start codon

33
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translation initation in eukaryotes

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displacement of eIFs from 40S (requires eIF5 and eIF5B)

  • hydrolysis of the eIF2-bound GTP (eIF2 dissocation)
  • association of 60S to form functional 80S ribosome
  • initaiton is now complete
34
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Poly A tail contributes to efficient translation by

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“circularization of mRNA”

  • eIF4F: eIF4A, eIF4E, eIF4G
35
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circularization of the eukaryotic mRNA

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eIF4G-PABP interaction

increase the efficiency of translation

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