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PROTEIN SYNTHESIS Flashcards

1
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through this, the “working copies” of DNA is expressed through transcription and then further translated

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RNA

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does not contain equal amounts of specific bases and molecules

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RNA

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3
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types of RNA

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hnRNA
snRNA
mRNA
rRNA
tRNA

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4
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hnRNA

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HETEROGENOUS NUCLEAR RNA

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snRNA

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SMALL NUCLEAR RNA

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mRNA

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MESSENGER RNA

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rRNA

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RIBOSOMAL RNA

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tRNA

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TRANSFER RNA

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9
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type of RNA that directly by DNA transcription

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hnRNA

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10
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type of RNA wherein post-transcription processing converts heterogenous nuclear RNA to messenger RNA

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hnRNA

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11
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type of RNA that facilitates the conversion of heterogenous nuclear RNA to messenger RNA

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snRNA

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12
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type of RNA that contains from 100 - 200 nucleotides

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snRNA

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13
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type of RNA that carries genetic information to the site for protein synthesis

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mRNA

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14
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type of RNA that combines with specific proteins to form ribosomes

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mRNA

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15
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type of RNA that has the most abundant type of RNA in a cell

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rRNA

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16
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percentage of rRNA in a cell

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75% - 80%

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17
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type of RNA that delivers amino acids to the sites for protein synthesis

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tRNA

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18
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type of RNA that are smallest of the RNAs and possess only 75-90 nucleotide units

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tRNA

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19
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process by which DNA directs synthesis of hnRNA or mRNA molecules that carry code information needed for protein synthesis

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TRANSCRIPTION

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20
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short segment of DNA strand that contains instructions for formation of specific hnRNA/mRNA

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GENE

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21
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segment of a DNA strand that contains the base sequence for production of specific hnRNA/mRNA

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GENE

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22
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genes are composed of how many units of nucleotide

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1000-3500

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23
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all of the genetic material / total DNA contained in the chromosomes of an organism

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GENOME

24
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strand of DNA used for hnRNA/mRNA synthesis

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TEMPLATE STRAND

25
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the other DNA strand that gives the base sequence present in the hnRNA strand being synthesized

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INFORMATIONAL STRAND

26
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precursor of mRNA

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hnRNA

27
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RNA produced from a gene through transcription

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hnRNA

28
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expression of genetic information

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EXON

29
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gene segment that conveys or codes for genetic info

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EXON

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interruption of genetic information

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INTRON

31
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gene segment that does not convey or codes for genetic information

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INTRON

32
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process of removing introns from an hnRNA molecule and joining remaining exons to form mRNA molecule

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SPLICING
snRNPs (small nuclear ribonucleoprotein particle)
“snurps”

33
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large assembly of snRNA molecules and proteins involved in the conversion of hnRNA molecules to mRNA molecules

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SPLICEOSOMES

34
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process which several different proteins that are variations of a basic structural motif can be produced from a single gene

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ALTERNATIVE SPLICING

35
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all of mRNA molecules that can be generated from the genetic material in a genome

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TRANSCRIPTOME

36
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assignment of 64 mRNA codons to specific amino acids

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GENETIC CODE

37
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how many mRNA codons are there in a/the genetic code

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64

38
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three-nucleotide sequence in an mRNA molecule that codes for a specific amino acid

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CODON

39
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known to be highly degenerate and many amino acids are designated by more than one codon

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GENETIC CODE TABLE

40
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amino acids with only a single codon

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MET & TRP
Methionine and Tryptophan

41
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initiation codon

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AUG
Met|hionine

42
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stop codons

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UAG
UAA
UGA

43
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loop opposite of the open end of the cloverleaf and is the site for a sequence of three bases

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ANTICODON

44
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three-nucleotide sequence on a tRNA molecule that is complementary to a codon on an mRNA molecule

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ANTICODON

45
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ability of certain anticodons to pair with codons that differ at third base

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WOBBLE

46
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process by which mRNA codons are deciphered and a particular protein molecule is synthesized

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TRANSLATION

47
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substances needed for the translation phase of protein synthesis

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mRNA
tRNA
amino acids
ribosomes
number of different enzymes

48
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rRNA-protein complex that serves as site for translation phase of protein synthesis

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RIBOSOMES

49
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five general steps to the translation process

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1) activation of tRNA
2) initiation
3) elongation
4) termination
5) post-translational processing

50
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P site is also known

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peptidyl site

51
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A site

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aminoacyl site

52
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part of translation where ribosomes moves down an mRNA molecule three base position so that a new codon can occupy the ribosomal subunit

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TRANSLOCATION

53
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step in the translation phase where amino acid interacts with ATP to become highly energized

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STEP 1: ACTIVATION OF tRNA

54
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step in the translation phase wherein mRNA attaches to ribosome so that first codon is at P site

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STEP 2: INITIATION

55
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step in the translation phase wherein another tRNA with second amino acid binds at the A site

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STEP 3: ELONGATION

56
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step in the translation phase wherein the polypeptide chain continues to lengthen until stop codon appears

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STEP 4: TERMINATION

57
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step in the translation phase wherein during the post-translation processing, the cleavage of Met usually occurs

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STEP 5: POST-TRANSLATION PROCESSING

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