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Translation

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The synthesis of proteins by the ribosomes

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The translation of the mature mRNA made in the nucleus occurs in the

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Cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells

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Mature mRNA molecules made in the nucleus must move from the nucleus to the

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Cytoplasm to be translated by the ribosomes in the cytoplasm

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mRNA molecules made in the chloroplast and mitochondrion are

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Translated by the ribosomes within these organelles

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The ______ is the complex, multi functional, dynamic structure that translates mRNA to make a protein

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Ribosome

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Each ribosome consists of

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One large subunit
One small subunit

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7
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Each ribosomal subunit consists of

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rRNA and ribosomal proteins

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8
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Some antibiotics harm bacteria by

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Inhibiting the 70 S ribosome

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The ribosome reads the linear sequence of codons in the mRNA to make a

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Protein

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Each codon is a sequence of

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3 consecutive nucleotides

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The linear sequence of ______ in mRNA corresponds to the linear sequence of ______ ______ in the protein

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Codons; amino acids

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12
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How many codons code for amino acids?

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61

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13
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The start codon codes for

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The translation start site and for the amino acid, Methionine

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14
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How many stop codons?

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3

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15
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Three stop codons code for

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The translation stop site

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16
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What must be delivered to ribosomes during translation?

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A continuous supply of the 20 types of amino acids
-tRNAs deliver the amino acids
-One or more tRNAs deliver each type of amino acid

17
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The aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases attach the proper _____ _____ to the proper ______

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Amino acid; tRNA

18
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How many aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase enzymes that attach each of the 20 types of amino acids to the correct tRNAs?

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20 aminoacyl-tRNAs

19
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The initiation phase ______, _______, and ________ all the components required for the ribosome to begin translation at the start codon

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Assembles, aligns, and activates

20
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Initiation phase

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-The small ribosomal subunit binds to the 5’ G Cap
-The tRNA that recognizes the start codon binds to start codon
-The large ribosomal subunit binds to form the translation initiation complex that is positioned to begin translation as the start codon

21
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What is required to form the translation initiation complex?

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GTP molecule

22
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The initiation factors help

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Assemble and align the tRNA, small and large ribosomal subunit at the start codon to form the translation initiation complex

23
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What are initiation factors?

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Proteins

24
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Initiation Factors

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-One helps the ribosome scan the mRNA to locate the first start codon in mRNA
-One is a helicase enzyme that unwinds the knotted mRNA into a linear form that the ribosome can translate

25
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Each tRNA contains the

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Anti Codon that recognizes the corresponding codon in mRNA

26
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The anti codon sequence of each tRNA is

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Complementary to the nucleotide sequence of its corresponding codon in mRNA

27
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Elongation cycle

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Consists of a precise sequence of events that link the amino acids together in the correct order
-The ribosome reads the linear sequence of codons in mRNA
-GTP supplies the energy

28
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The elongation factors are proteins that -

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-Ensure the correct tRNA enters the ribosome
-Reposition the ribosome so it can read the next codon in mRNA

29
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The large ribosomal subunit contains the enzyme that

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Joins the amino acids together at a rate of ~3-10 reactions per second

30
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What is the enzyme that links the amino acids together during the elongation cycle?

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Peptidyl transferase

31
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The termination phase

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Occurs when the release factor enters the ribosome and interacts with the stop codon
-The ribosome contacts the stop codon
-The release factor is the protein that enters the ribosome, interacts with the stop codon, and stops translation
-The newly made protein and the two ribosomal subunits are released
-GTP supplies the energy to disassemble the translation complex

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Proteins made by the ribosomes must be delivered to

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The cellular location or the extracellular location where their function is required

33
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Proteins contain amino acid sequences called

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Signal sequences that direct each protein to its required location

34
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Defective protein sorting causes

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Medical problems

35
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Some antibiotics inhibit

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The bacteria 70 S ribosome to eliminate protein synthesis

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