Rodgers 4-23 Ribosome Flashcards

1
Q

Which subunit contains the EPA sites

A

the large subunit- 50S bacteria 60S eukar.

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2
Q

Which subunit receives the mRNA

A

the small subunit- 30S bacteria 40S eukaryotes

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3
Q

What is the tertiary structure that dominates rRNA

A

coaxial helices: where bases stack between different backbones of A-DNAhelix. Bases shift out toward minor groove

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4
Q

2 different RNA interactions in minor groove

A

both make coaxial helices: ribose zippers (mediated by 2’OH), “A-minor” interaction between adenines of 2 minor grooves

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5
Q

differences between bac and euk ribosomes

A

outer protein/RNA shell larger in eukaryotes

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6
Q

how do ribosomal interactions differ in euk and prok?

A

only elongation is similar process - mediation with different factors because of exterior differences

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7
Q

What action allows translocation of the ribosome

A

binding of the tRNA to the A site, a conformation chnge that it transmitted to the P site- catalyzed by both tRNA, rRNA

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8
Q

What external factor is needed for elongation beyond the tRNA rRNA

A

GTP-hydrolyzing elongation factor

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9
Q

Which atoms participate in the growing peptide interaction

A

The n-terminal of A-site tRNA attacks the aminoacyl connection to the P-site tRNA

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10
Q

How is protein synthesis terminated

A

release factors recognizes when stop codon bound at A-site, hydrolysis of tRNA at P site, recruits another GTP factor to site, subunit dissociation

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11
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How do growing peptides fold

A

co-translational folding: secondary structures develop in tunnel of ribosome, chaperone associate with exit region of ribosome. SPEED of translation affects FOLDING

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