protein synthesis Flashcards

1
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where does transcription occur

A

nucleus

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2
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where can you learn about transcription

A

blue book

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3
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where can you learn about translation

A

blue book

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4
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describe the parts of a tRNA molecule

A

amino acid
amino acid bonding site
anticodon
clover shape

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5
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what happens to introns before polypeptide chain formed

A

introns spliced out of the first copy of mRNA

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6
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what are introns

A

non coding parts of a gene

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7
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what are exons

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sections that are all coding

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8
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what is pre-mRNA

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code that still contains introns and hasn’t been spliced yet
original full code

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9
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what is a genome

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all the genes in a cell

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10
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what is the universal code

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same amino acids code for the same codons in every cell on earth
set of rules living cells to form proteins.

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10
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what is a proteome

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all the proteins in an organism

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11
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what is a degenerate code

A

code has multiple codes with the sae meaning
(multiple codons code for eh same amino acid)

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12
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is code overlapping

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no its non-overlapping

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13
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what is a mutation

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random, rare change in code that results in a new allele

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14
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what are the 4 types of mutations

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substitution
addition
deletion
inversion

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15
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what happens in an a substitution mutation

A

single base is substituted for another
can be neutral as degenerate or can change tertiary structure of protein made

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16
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what happens in an inversion mutation

A

2 bases swap around
not often significant

17
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what occurs in frame shift in addition and deletion mutations frame shift

A

whole code moves along
changing all triplets after the mutation
almost always resulting in a non-functioning protein

17
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what happens in an addition mutation

A

another base is added in
causes

18
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what happens in deletion mutations

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deletion mutation
causes frame shift

19
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what is a non-disjunction

A

a chromosomal mutation that leads to an uneven number of chromosomes in daughter cells

20
Q

what does DNA helicase do

A

unzips strands by breaking hydrogen bonds between adjacent nitrogenous bases

21
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what is the unzipped strand called

A

template strand

22
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what happens to the template strand

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free RNA nucleotides are attracted to the complimentary base on the template strand
this is called teh sense strand

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in translation, how many codons are exposed by the ribosome at a time
2
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what brings amino acids to the ribosome
tRNA
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what are some differences between mRNA and tRNA
mRNA linear, tRNA clover-leaf shaped tRNA amino-acid bonding site, mRNA no tRNA anticodons, mRNA codons
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how does polypeptide form
temporary h bonds form between codon and anticodon as 2 amino acids are brought close by adjacent tRNA molecules peptide bonds form between them by condensation reaction
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what form of energy is used for translation
ATP
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what ends the polypeptide chain
a stop codon
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where do amino acids form peptide bonds between
between the amino/NH2 group and the carboxyl/COOH group
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describe transcription short answer
production of mRNA and tRNA
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what is the difference between transcription in prokaryotes and eukaryotes
in prokaryotes, transcription results in the production of mRNA in eukaryotes, transcription results in pre-mRNA which is then spliced to form mRNA
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what can increase the chance of a gene mutation
mutagenic agents
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describe translation
production of polypeptides from the sequence of codons carried by mRNA
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when do gene mutations occur
spontaneously during DNA replication
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why do not all substitution s result in change in amino acids
code is degenergate
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when does mutations in the number of chromosomes occur and how
during meiosis by chromosome non-disjunction