module 9 Flashcards

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__________: DNA > mRNA
_________: mRNA > Polypeptide

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transcription
translation

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Boundaries of translation
are defined by ________ start codon that corresponds to the ___-terminus of the protein and a stop codon that
corresponds to the ___-terminus.

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mRNA
N-terminus
C-terminus

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What are the segments of mRNA
outside of the translated regions referred to as?

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5’ and 3’ untranslated regions
(5’ and 3’ UTR)

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What are the initiation sequences of bacteria called? eukaryotes?

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Shine-Dalgarno (bacteria)
Kozak (eukaryotes

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mRNA is read 5ʹ to 3ʹ by the ___________

___________has N-terminus and C-terminus

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ribosomes
polypeptides

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4 bases (AUCG) ╳ 3 bases per codon results in 4^3 which equals how many codons?

T/F Code is non-overlapping and universal

64 codons for how many standard amino acids?

Each codon specifies how many amino acids?

AUG is the start or stop codon?

UAG, UAA, and UGA start or stop codons?

code is ___________, but not ____________

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64

TRUE

20

only a single amino acid

start codon (AUG)

stop (UAG, UAA, and UGA)

redundant; ambiguous

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Nirenberg and Matthaei, 1961, identified which codons?

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Phe, Lys, Gly, Pro

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Khorana, 1961-1963 identified what?

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identified additional codons, but ambiguous due to reading frame shifts

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What did Nirenberg and Leder, 1964 do?

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tested and identified all 64 possible codons

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coding strand of DNA:
5ʹ - A T G G G G C C C T T T A A A T A G – 3ʹ

non-coding/template strand of DNA?
?ʹ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - ?ʹ

mRNA complement?
?ʹ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - ?ʹ

Polypeptide?
?-terminus - _ _ _ _ _ _ - ?-terminus

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coding strand of DNA:
5ʹ - A T G G G G C C C T T T A A A T A G – 3ʹ

non-coding/template strand of DNA?
3ʹ - T A C C C C G G G A A A T T T A T C – 5ʹ

mRNA complement?
5ʹ - A U G G G G C C C U U U A A A U A G – 3ʹ

Polypeptide?
N-terminus - MET GLY PRO PHE LYS STOP - C-terminus

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a large molecule that contacts several points on the tRNA
in the recognition process

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tRNA synthetase

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order these

separate tRNA synthetase for each of
the 20 amino acids

the acceptor stem of the correct tRNA fits
into the active site of the enzyme

▪ ATP provides the energy for amino acid
attachment

▪ the active site contains the amino acid
to be added to the tRNA

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▪ the acceptor stem of the correct tRNA fits
into the active site of the enzyme

▪ the active site contains the amino acid
to be added to the tRNA

▪ ATP provides the energy for amino acid
attachment

▪ separate tRNA synthetase for each of
the 20 amino acids

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Third base wobble occurs through what at the 3’ most nucleotide of the codon and the 5’-most nucleotide of the
anticodon?

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flexible pairing

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Most synonymous codons can
be grouped into pairs when?

pyrimidines base pair w?

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differ only in third base

purines

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How many ribosomal proteins are in human, rat, and chicken?

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67-74

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_______________________:
binds a new tRNA molecule
containing an amino acid to
be added to the chain

_______________: holds
the tRNA to which the
polypeptide is attached

__________________:
provides an avenue for exit of the
uncharged tRNA

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Aminoacyl (A site)

Peptidyl (P Site)

Exit (E site)

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What forms when the 16s rRNA (of small subunit)
pairs with Shine–Dalgarno sequence on mRNA

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preinitiation complex

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What forms the 30S initiation complex?

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ssuRNA, mRNA and
initiator tRNA

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the initiator tRNA binds to what?
the start codon
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1. The amino acid on the initiator tRNA is what modified amino acid? 2. The charged initiator tRNA is called?
1. N formylmethionine (fMet); t 2. tRNAfMe
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together with several other initiation factors, the ssuRNA, mRNA and initiator tRNA form what?
the 30S initiation complex
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What joins the small (30S) subunit to form the intact ribosome?
large (50S) subunit
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The dissociation of initiation factors accompanies joining of the subunits to create what?
70S initiation complex
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What forms the pre-initiation complex?
small (40S) subunit complexes with eukaryotic initiation factor (eIF) proteins and initiator tRNA (tRNAMet
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What joins to form the initiation complex?
mRNA
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__________ moves the small subunit along the 5' UTR in search of the ________ codon
scanning; start codon
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~90% of eukaryotic mRNAs use what as the first start codon?
AUG
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start codon is embedded in a consensus sequence known as what?
Kozak sequence: 5'-ACCAUGG-3'
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The large (60S) subunit to the complex is recruited, using energy from what?
GTP hydrolysis, and dissociation of the eIF proteins
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In both prokaryotic and eukaryotic translation initiation, which is the last piece to ‘join the party’? a) small subunit of the ribosome b) 16S rRNA c) mRNA d) tRNA e) large subunit of the ribosome
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16S rRNA in bacterial small ribosomal subunits forms complementary base-pairing with which of the following during initiation of translation? a) Kozak sequence b) TATA box c) Shine-Dalgarno sequence d) 18S rRNA 31 e) large subunit of the ribosome
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What catalyzes peptide bond formation between amino acids at the P and A sites? What does this result in?
1. Peptidyl transferase (part of the ribosome, an rRNA ribozyme) 2. elongating the polypeptide and transferring it to the tRNA at the A site
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What do all organisms use to bind a stop codon in the A site?
protein release factors (RF)
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__________: RF1 → UAG, UAA; RF2 → UAA, UGA; RF3 recycles RF1 Archaea: aRF1 → all _____ codons Eukarya: ____ → all stop codons; extra release factor recycles eRF1
bacteria stop eRF1
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Which of the following is not a stop codon? a) UGA b) UAG c) AUG d) UAA e) all of these are stop codons
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protein sequence is ________ conserved across animals but, still significant variation in parts of amino acid sequence?
highly
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what gene is a critical gene in early development of the eye and brain?
The pax6 gene
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