RNA Processing Flashcards

1
Q

eukaryotic mRNA’s are processed during __________

A

transcription

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2
Q

the spliceosome is a _______

A

ribozyme

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3
Q

________ proceeds through two transesterification reactions that do not require outside energy

A

splicing

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4
Q

RNA’s can be chemically modified ________________

A

post transcriptionally

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5
Q

a eukaryotic mRNA has a ___ cap and a ________ tail. they code ____ protein.

A

5’, poly A, one

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6
Q

eukaryotic RNAP II complex recruits RNA modifying complexes to the nascent transcript so RNAs are _______ as they are ________,.

A

modified, made

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7
Q

The ____ terminal end of RNAP II recruits modifying enzymes.

A

C

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8
Q

The 5’ cap is a methylated guanosine added ____________ which protects from ______ and recruits proteins to begin ________.

A

co transcriptionally, degradation, translation

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9
Q

the 3’ poly A tail is added _____ transcription in an untemplated fashion by _________ polymerase.

A

after, poly A

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10
Q

RNA splicing removes ______ from the sequences of pre-mRNA’s and binds ____.

A

introns, exons

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11
Q

the rearrangement of exons allows one gene to encode _________ different proteins.

A

several

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12
Q

intron removal proceeds through two __________ reactions.

A

transesterfication

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13
Q

intron removal
- 5’ splice site is attacked by the ___ OH group of the branch site adenosine residue
- the 3’ splice site is attacked by the newly formed ___ OH group of the upstream _____
- the _____ are joined and the intron is ______

A

2’, 3’, exon, exon, removed

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14
Q

intron splicing is catalyed by RNAs (_______) and is assisted by proteins (__________)

A

snRNAs, snRNPs

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15
Q

splice sites are marked by short __________ sequences.

A

consensus

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16
Q

local context of transcription influences _______ as consensus sequences are not enough

A

splicing

17
Q

RNA’s can be edited _____ transcriptionally which is normal for tRNAs, and rRNAs and sometimes mRNAs

A

post

18
Q

rRNA _________ are genetically modfied and cleaved to yield mature rRNAs.

A

precursors

19
Q

mRNAs can be ____ by base deamination to have their sequence _____

A

edited, altered

20
Q

goal of sequence editing is often the ____ of double stranded RNA formation as this triggers ________ response.

A

reduction, immune