Quiz 8- CH 15 Flashcards

1
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Protein

A

building block of all living organism

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2
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amino acid

A

building blocks of all proteins
joined by peptide bonds

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3
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polypeptide

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a string of amino acids
protein

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4
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components of an amino acid

A

A C w 4 groups attached
- H
- amino group
- carboxyl group
- R group

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5
Q

possible R groups

A

non polar
polar
aromatic
positively charged
negatively charged

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6
Q

levels of organization

A

20 diff amino acids with millions of possible combos
newly synthesized proteins must be correctly folded
primary
secondary
tertiary
quaternary (functional)

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7
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Translation

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mature mRNA is read by ribosomes to synthesize proteins
tRNAs read the mRNA and transport appropriate AA to the ribosomes
ribosomes covalently link AA together
release factor terminates the process

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8
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Ribosomes

A

translators
made of many proteins associated w 4 rRNAs

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9
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structure of tRNA

A

cloverleaf secondary structure
AA attachment site
anticodon arm (pairs w corresponding mRNA sequence)

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10
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degeneracy of code

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more than one triplet encodes for the same amino acid
64 possible combos of 3 letter code

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11
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one triplet=

A

one amino acid

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12
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each triplet is called a

A

codon

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13
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synonymous codons

A

codons that specify the same amino acid

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14
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codons are found in…

A

mRNA

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15
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anticodons are found in…

A

tRNA
are complimentary to codons

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16
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genetic code is non-overlapping

A

3 nucleotide window
never shifts just by 1 nucleotide- only ever 3

17
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open reading frame

A

goes from start to stop codon

18
Q

start codon

A

AUG

19
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Stop codon

A

UAA, UAG, UGA

20
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3 types of RNA involved in translation

A

mRNA
tRNA
ribosomes (RNA and protein)

21
Q

translation is carried out by…

A

ribosomes

22
Q

polypeptide synthesis is carried out from…

A

N-terminus to C-terminus (5-3)

23
Q

Ribosomes have 3 sites

A

A- Aminoacyl site
P- peptidyl site
E- exit site

24
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Aminoacyl site

A

charged tRNA attaches

25
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peptidyl site

A

peptide bond forms

26
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Exit site

A

tRNA dissociates

27
Q

Translation initiation

A

small ribosomal subunit binds to mRNA
scans mRNA until it finds start codon
tRNA added to P site and the large ribosomal sub unit binds
translation elongation
- reduction of GTP-GDP is what allows this

28
Q

Translation termination

A

no tRNAs associated w stop odon
RF 1 attaches to A site at stop codon
RF3 complex w GTP binds to ribosome
GTP hydrolyzed into GDP and mRNA, tRNA, and RFs are released from ribosome