Protein Metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

The large bacterial ribosomal subunit is ______, and consists of ____ rRNA, ____ rRNA and 36 proteins

A

50S, 23S, 5S

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2
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Eukaryotic ribosomes carry an extra _____ rRNA subunit in the ________ subunit

A

5S, large subunit

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3
Q

There are _____ codons in the genetic code, that code for _____ amino acids, and ____ different stop codons

A

64, 20, 3

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4
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Any insertion or deletion that is not 3n or a multiple of 3 will cause?

A

Frame shift mutation

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5
Q

Inside in the 5’ anticodon position can recognize which codons in tRNA?

A

A, U, C

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6
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Anticodon U in the 5’ position can recognize which codons of tRNA?

A

A, G

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7
Q

Anticodon G in 5’ position can recognize what codons of tRNA?

A

C, U

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8
Q

Misses mutations cause the codon to code for?

A

Another amino acid

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9
Q

Nonsense mutation results in?

A

Stop codon = protein termination

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10
Q

Activation of amino acid takes place _________ tRNA is charged

A

Before

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11
Q

The first amino acid incorporated is usually? How is it usually found in bacteria?

A

Methionine, usually formylated in bacteria

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12
Q

The Shine-Delgarno sequence makes connection between _____________ and _______ ___________, as well as ______ and _________

A

Bacterial mRNA and small ribosomal subunit, start codon and P-site

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13
Q

What is the role of EF-Tu?

A

Direct charged tRNA to the A-site for protein elongation at the expense of hydrolysis of one high energy phosphate bond

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14
Q

What does recycling if EF-Tu mean?

A

Charged with GTP with the help of Ts protein (replaces GDP with GTP)

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15
Q

Formation of the peptide bond in bacteria is catalyzed by ____ rRNA and by ____ rRNA in eukaryotes

A

23S, 28S

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16
Q

In protein elongation, 4 high-energy bonds are consumed from?

A

2 from 1 ATP molecule, and 2 from 2 GTP molecules

17
Q

Resistance to erythromycin is mediated by plasmid-borne RNA methylase that?

A

Methylates a specific A-site in the 23S rRNA

18
Q

Hsp70 chaperone is working ______________, while Hsp60 uses a _______________

A

Co-translationally, folding chamber

19
Q

Hydroxylated proline is an important constituent of _________________

A

Fibrillar collagen molecules

20
Q

Addition of fatty acids to amino terminals or cysteine groups do what?

A

Anchor proteins to membranes

21
Q

Ubiquination usually occurs on _____________ and means?

A

Lysine residues, sent to proteasome for degradation

22
Q

Misfortune of proteins results in?

A

Conversion of all secondary structures into beta sheets which stack above one another

23
Q

The small ribosomal subunit is ______, and consists of ______ rRNA and 21 proteins

A

30S, 16S