Miles - Gene Regulation II/III Flashcards

1
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Missense Mutation

A

Substitution codes for different amino acid

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2
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Nonsense mutation

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Substitution codes for stop codon

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3
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Silent Mutation

A

Results in code for same AA

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4
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Frame Shift

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Worst if not addition/deletion by multiple of 3 Interrupts the entire reading frame

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5
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Wobble Pairing

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3rd base pair not strict, some overlap–conserves resources Allow G-U, Inosine - U, C, or A

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6
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How does tRNA attach AAs?

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tRNA requires ATP to be charged with proper AAs by aminoacyl tRNA synthase

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Bacterial Initiation

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IF-1, IF-2 bind 30S (small) ribosomal subunit.

N-formylmethionyl tRNA joins

IF-2 bound to GTP

50S subunit binds

70S complex formed

NO Poly A Tail

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Eukaryotic Initiation

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Small ribosomal subunit + initiation tRNA bind initiation codon

Complex associates with large ribosomal subunit

= functional

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9
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What is eukaryotic initiation aided by?

A

Initiation Factors

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10
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43S Preinitiation Complex:

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IF1, IF1A, IF3 bind 40S

Initiator methionyl-tRNA, IF2 bound to GTP, and IF5 bind to ribosome complex

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11
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How is mRNA prepared during eukaryotic initiation?

PABP

IF4F

IF4E

IF4G

IF4B

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PABP bind 3’ poly-A tail

IF4F complex bind mRNA

IF4E binds methylguanine 5’ cap

IF4G keeps it all together

IF4B unwinds mRNA

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12
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What does the ribosomal scanning of mRNA to find AUG start codon require?

What aids it?

A

ATP

Kozac sequence

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13
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What triggers GTP hydrolysis once start codon is found?

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IF5 triggers GTP hydrolysis by IF2

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14
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How is eukaryotic initiation regulated?

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GTP dependent steps

Two MET codes:

  1. Initiator (AUG)

Internal sequence MET

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15
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What organelle catalyzes peptide bond formation in growing polypeptide chains?

A

Ribosome

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16
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What are the three tRNA binding sites in the ribosome, and what does each do?

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A (acceptor) - Holds incoming tRNA

P (peptidyl) - Carries growing peptide chain

E (exit) - Empty tRNA exits

17
Q

What brings charged tRNA to the ribosome?

A

EF1alpha (elongation factor)

18
Q

What induces hydrolysis of ER1alpha/GTP?

A

Conformational change of ribosome

19
Q

What enzyme catalyzes the peptide bond formation occuring in the ribosome?

A

Peptidyltransferas3

20
Q

What two toxins can inhibit the elongation process?

A

Diptheria Toxin - inactivates EF-2

Ricin - cleaves adenine residue from 60S subunit and EF-2 can’t bind

21
Q

How is elongation regulated?

A

EF-1alpha must be recharged, promoted by EF1BravoGamma

22
Q

What signals termination? Specific codons:

A

UAA

UAG

UGA

23
Q

What aids the breaking of the ribosomal units during termination?

A

Release Factors (RFs)

24
Q

What recognizes the stop codon, and what occurs next?

A

RF-1 recognizes codon, binds RF-3/GTP, and enters the A-site.

Dissociation follows

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How is protein sythesis regulated by repressors?
Repressor can bind **3' or 5' UTR**
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What are the regulatory regions for iron movement? What occurs when Iron is absent?
Iron Regulatory Protein (IRP) can bind to Iron Response Element (IRE) IRP can bind to the IRE at the 5' UTR
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What are two ways Initiation Factors are regulated?
Phosphorylation/Dephosphorylation Energy Dependent steps (ATP/GTP)
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What must happen to IF-4E to bind the cap and form the complex?
Phosphorylation
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Streptomycin
Inhibits initiation by binding to and distorring **30S**
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Tetracyclines
Blocks access to A-site
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Chloraamphenicol
Inhibits peptidytransferase of 50S ribosome
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Erythromycin, Clindamycin
Inhibit translocation of ribosome by binding 50S subunit
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Puromycin (how is it unique?)
Causes premature release from A-site Prokaryotic AND Eukaryotics
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