Protein Synthesis Flashcards

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1
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If hnRNP is present, you will prevent binding of _____ and _____.

A

SR AND splicing apparatuses.

i.e. hnRNP will be a major determining factor

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2
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What part of the tRNA interacts with mRNA?

A

Anticodon

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3
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Where on the tRNA is the amino acid loaded?

A

Acceptor stem

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4
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What part of the tRNA interacts with the synthetase enzymes?

A

D Loop

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5
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What part of the tRNA helps position the tRNA in the ribosome?

A

TwC Loop interacts with the 5s rRNA

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6
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What is unique about bacterial tRNAs?

A

Multimeric (2 or more tRNAs in a transcript, processed to monomeric precursors)

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7
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How are bacterial tRNAs modified?

A
  1. Cleaved by RNases at 5’ and 3’ ends
  2. Bases modified
  3. CCA added to 3’ end by tRNA nucleotidyl transferase
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8
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How are eukaryotic tRNAs modified?

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  1. 5’ end cleaved
  2. Endonuclease removes intron at anti-codon loop - ATP required to ligate the nicks
  3. Bases modified
  4. CCA added to 3’ end
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9
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Prokaryotic ribosome:

___S + ____S = ____S

A

50S + 30S = 70S

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10
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Eukaryotic ribosome:

___S + ____S = ____S

A

60S + 40S = 80S

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11
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What trick can you use to remember the contents of prokaryotic vs eukaryotic ribosomal subunits?

A

The big ones are in eukaryotes, the small ones are in prokaryotes

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12
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Are all 3 rRNAs synthesize in one large precursor for bacterial rRNA?

A

Yes

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13
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What unique cleavage occurs by RNase III of the rRNA precursor in bacterial rRNA?

A

RNase III cleaves double stranded regions of RNA in an asymmetric manner leaving a 2 base 3’ overhang.

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14
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How does eukaryotic ribosomal RNA processing occur?

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Self-splicing ribozyme function

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15
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What are the rRNAs in eukaryotic ribosomes?

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28S, 5.8S, 5S, 18S

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16
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In eukaryotes, where do 28S, 18S, AND 5.8S rRNAs and ribosomal proteins self assemble into the ribosomal subunits? What protein transcribes them?

A

Nucleolus by Polymerase I

17
Q

Where is 5S rRNA made and with what protein is it transcribed with?

A

Nucleus by Polymerase III

18
Q

Where are the 2 subunits assembled into ribosomes?

A

Cytoplasm

19
Q

The genetic code is _______, not ______, and almost ______.

A

Degenerate
Not ambiguous
Universal

20
Q

What is a silent mutation?

A

A change that specifies the same amino acid

21
Q

What is a nonsense mutation?

A

A mutation that produces a stop codon

22
Q

What are the stipulations of “wobble”?

A

Base pairing between codon/anticodon in first and middle positions must be perfect

Somer flexibility in the 3rd (3’) position acceptable

23
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What is a missense mutation?

A

A change that specifies a different amino acid