mutation and aftermath of protein synthesis Flashcards

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what is a point mutation

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a change in a single base in DNA

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what is a missense mutation

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single base change that results in a change of amino acid sequence, can change protein function

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what is a nonsense mutation

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base change that creates a new stop codon, changes length of protein

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what is a silent mutation

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no change of amino acid sequence, due to degeneracy of genetic code, no effect

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what is a frameshift mutation

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addition or deletion of a single base(or 2), changes reading frame of translation into protein

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6
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name the processes a finished protein go through

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targeting, modification and degradation`

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what is targeting gf a protein

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moving a protein to its final cellular destination, depend om the protein there are many possible locations

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what is the modification of a protein

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the addition of further chemical groups

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what is the degradation of a protein

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unwanted or damaged proteins are removed

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10
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give some examples of post-translational modification

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addition of carbohydrate group(in endoplasmic reticulum/ER or Golgi)
formation of disulphide bonds(in ER)
folding and assembly of multi-subunit proteins(in ER)
phosphorylation
addition of sugars
proteolysis(cleavage of polypeptide)

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