Translation Flashcards

1
Q

What are the steps of prokaryotic elongation?

A

aminoacyl-tRNA binds A site
peptide bond forms
translocation

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2
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What are 3 release factors to terminate prokaryotic elongation?

A

RF1, RF2 recognise and bind to stop codons

RF3-GTP proofreads, stimulates RF1 and 2 release

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3
Q

What are the prokaryotic ribosome components?

A

23S, 5S -> 50S
16S -> 30S
50S -> 30S -> 70S

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4
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What are the eukaryotic ribosome components?

A

28S, 5.8S, 5S ->60S
18S -> 40S
60S + 40S -> 80S

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5
Q

How is eukaryotic translation initiated?

A

Only Met-tRNA can recognise first AUG

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6
Q

What is the Kozak sequence?

A

Consensus sequence on eukaryotic mRNA involved in eukaryotic translation initiation
(5)’ ACCAUGG (3’)

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7
Q

What is the elongation cycle in protein synthesis?

A

Entry of aa-tRNA at A site
EF1-alpha-GTP binds
GTP hydrolysis, ribosome conformational change
Peptide bond formation
Ribosome translocation, EF2-GTP–> EF2-GDP+Pi
Peptidyl tRNA cleavage

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8
Q

To what is the polyA tail added?

A

mRNA

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