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1
Q

Where does this change in language occur?

A

occurs in the ribosomes where enzymes and other
proteins that are part of the ribosome facilitate the
orderly linking of aas into a peptide chain

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2
Q

How do the nucleotides convey the information for

protein synthesis?

A

There are 4 different nucleotides but there are 20
different ass
-3 nucleotides/aa 43= 64 aas

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3
Q
The flow of
information
from gene to
protein has
been shown
to be based
on what
A

The triplet codon

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4
Q

each codon is composed of what

A

3 nucleotides symbolized by their bases

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5
Q

dictionary of genetic code

A
- redundant but
not
Ambiguous
-must be read in
the right
sequence
-said to be
degenerate
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6
Q

why is genetic code degenerate

A

This 3rd base of the codon is essentially

“ignored”.

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7
Q

Tabacco plant expressing a firefly gene show what and ahy

A

The genetic code is
nearlyUniversal. firefly protein called
luciferase, can be made
by the tobacco plant and also mice

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8
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what are they stop and start codons

A

stop -> UAA, UAG, UGA start–>AUG(met)

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9
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Each ribosome is composed of what

A

2 subunits. Each ribosomal subinit is made in the nucleus and is composed of protein and RNA then transported to the cytosol

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10
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tranfser rna

A

used over and over agian in dna replication. 45 different trnas. they can recognize more than one codon because of their eobly parts

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11
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how does the wobbly party work

A

G(two lines)U–> wobble pair

stable–> three lines

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12
Q

whis is the The genetic code is degenerate

A

Wobble. This 3rd base of the codon is essentially

“ignored”

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13
Q

ribosome factors

A
  • p site (pepitydl-trna binding site)
  • e site (exit site)
  • a site ( aminoacyl-trna binding site)
  • mrna binding site
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14
Q

rRNA is the most abundant RNA in the cell

because why

A

the cell contains many ribosomes

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15
Q

• In the cytosol the small ribosomal subunit facilitate

the specific placement of what

A

the mRNA on the

ribosome. 5’cap helps that recognition.

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16
Q

2 subunits then facilitate the coupling of the

tRNA anticodons with mRNA codons during when

A

protein synthesis

17
Q

whys is the fact that ribosomes are smaller and

slightly different in Prokaryotes than in Eukaryotes helpful

A

used to develop antibiotics
that perturb translation in Prokaryotes but not
in Eukaryotes

18
Q

Elongation components

A

Captilize of peptide bond
Gets energy from gtp
A site to p site

19
Q

Termination component

A

Stop codon -subunit messenger rn a