Transcription Flashcards

1
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DNA -> RNA is termed ____

A

Transcription

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2
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Location of transcription

A

Nucleus

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3
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3 phases of transcription

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Initiation
Elongation
Termination

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4
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Transcription: initiation

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RNA polymerase binds to promoter region

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5
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Function of RNA polymerase I

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Transcribes rRNA

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6
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Function of RNA polymerase II

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Transcribes mRNA

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7
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Function of RNA polymerase III

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Transcribes tRNA

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8
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Transcription: Elongation

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  • Complementary base pairs are added to 5’ to 3’
  • DNA read 3’ to 5’
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9
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Transcription: Termination

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Stop code is reached, hairpin loop is created

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10
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rRNA

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Consists of small (40S) and large (60S) subunit to make 80S ribosome

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11
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mRNA

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  • Contains codon
  • 3 bases
  • each codon codes for 1 amino acid
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12
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tRNA

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  • Consists of 4 loops
  • most important anticodon and acceptor stem
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13
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Anticodon loop

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Base pairs with the mRNA

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14
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Acceptor loop

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Binds amino acid (coded for by the anticodon)

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15
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Enzyme that binds amino acid to tRNA is ____

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AminoacyltRNA synthetase (requires ATP)

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16
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Message processing

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  • guanylated phosphate cap (5’) and polyA tail (3’) (200 adenine residues) added
  • introns removed by splicosomes
  • exons spliced together by ribozymes