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TRANSLATION AND TRANSCRIPTION Flashcards

1
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DNA to RNA (specifically mRNA)

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Transcription

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mRNA to protein
○ mRNA carries information from DNA

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Translation

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3
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Master plan

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DNA

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4
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● Blueprint of the master plan

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RNA

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5
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Sequence of 3 bases called

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codon

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6
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methionine or start codon

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AUG

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7
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stop codons

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UAA, UAG, UGA

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8
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Clover-leaf shape
● Single stranded molecule with attachment site at
one end for an amino acid

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Transfer RNA (tRNA)

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9
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Opposite end has three
nucleotide bases called the

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anticodon

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10
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The 3 bases of an anticodon are complementary to
the 3 bases of a codon
● Example

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○ Codon ACU
○ Anticodon UGA

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11
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Genetic information is primarily carried by

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DNA

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12
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is located in the nucleus

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DNA

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13
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DNA

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A-T
C-G

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14
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RNA

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A-U
C-G

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15
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Promoter and its key element

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○ TATA box

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16
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Transcription Factors

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recruitment of RNA polymerase

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17
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catalyzes the formation of rRNA
■ Transcribes the nucleolar organizer, DNA

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Polymerase I / A

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18
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catalyzes the formation of
mRNA

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Polymerase II / B

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19
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catalyzes tRNA formation
■ Transcribes small genes

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○ Polymerase III / C -

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20
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Contains the TATA box

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Promoter

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21
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Also known as the Hogness Box

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Promoter

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22
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Can still control transcription

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● TATA-less promoters

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23
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Found 1 nucleotide before the start
of the transcription site

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○ Inr (initiator element)

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24
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Found 28 or 34+ nucleotides before
the start of transcription site

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○ DPE (downstream promoter element)

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25
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Found before the transcriptional start site
approximately __________

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25 nucleotides

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26
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For the recruitment of RNA Pol II
● Forms an apparatus that binds
DNA and initiates transcription
● Activated by signals from outside the cell such as
hormones and growth factors

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Transcription Factors

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27
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Transcription Factors
Sets the stage for transcription by forming a pocking
or RNA polymerase

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TFIIA
● TFIIB
● TFIID
● TFIIE
● TFIIF
● TFIIH

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28
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Transcription Steps

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Initiation
● Elongation
● Termination

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29
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Part of DNA temporarily unzips and is used as a
template to assemble complementary nucleotides
into messenger RNA (mRNA)

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DNA Transcription

30
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can recognize the TATA BOX and
also bind with it

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TFIID

31
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binds to TATA box and recruits other
transcription factors

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TFIID

32
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_____, _____, _____, also binds to
TATA box

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Transcription factors IIA, IIB and IIF

33
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destabilizes non-specific interactions of
RNA polymerase II and the DNA

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IIF

34
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binds in an unphosphorylated
state

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RNA polymerase II

35
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stabilizes the TFIID because it can be removed

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IIA:

36
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aids in the start site selection of RNA
polymerase II; links the RNA polymerase II

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● IIB:

37
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bind forming PIC (Preinitiation
complex)

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TFIIE and IIH

38
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controls the functions of the IIH, and
enhances the melting of promoter

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IIE

39
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a helicase and a kinase

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IIH

40
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is phosphorylated by TFIIH

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RNA pol II

41
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DNA sequences at start site (recognize TATA BOX

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Transcription Promoters

42
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Nucleotides are ____________moves
along the DNA to make the pre-mRNA until the
termination site

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added; Polymerase complex

43
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cleaves the RNA from RNA Polymerase II

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CPSF –Cleavage and Polyadenylation
Specificity Factor

44
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Termination signal

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AAUAAA)

45
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The RNA that is the direct copy of the DNA is the __________

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primary transcript

46
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2 methods used to process primary transcripts to
increase the stability of mRNA being exported to the
cytoplasm

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○ RNA capping
○ Polyadenylation

47
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Happens at the 5’ end of the RNA

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RNA CAPPING

48
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Modifies the 3’ end of the primary transcript by the
addition of a string of A’s

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POLYADENYLATION

49
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At the 3’ end, a poly(A) tail of 150 or more adenine
nucleotides is added. The tail plays a role in the
stability of the mRNA

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POLYADENYLATION

50
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After the DNA is transcribed into RNA, editing must be
done to the nucleotide chain to make the RNA functional

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mRNA Processing

51
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= forms spliceosome

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snRNPs
small nuclear ribonucleoproteins

52
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DNA - template

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Transcription

53
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■ mRNA to amino acids

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Translation

54
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Made of a large and small subunit

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RIBOSOMES

55
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○ Large subuni

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50s

56
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Small subunit -

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30s

57
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Have two sites for tRNA attachment -

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  • P and A
58
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are made up of proteins and ribosomal RNA

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Ribosomes

59
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○ Holds the aatRNA carrying the next amino acid to be

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○ aminoacyl-tRNA site

60
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Holds the tRNA molecule carrying the growing
polypeptide chain

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○ peptidyl-tRNA site

61
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Where tRNA molecules leave the ribosome
○ Without amino acids

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○ Exit site

62
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with attachment site at one
end for an amino acid

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Transfer RNA

63
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● (1) amino acid + ATP → aminoacyl-AMP + PPi

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○ Amino acid is activated by ATP

64
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● (2) aminoacyl-AMP + tRNA → aminoacyl-tRNA + AMP

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Amino acid is attached by high-energy bond
to the 2’ or 3’ carbon of the ribose at the 3’
end of the tRNA

65
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Use the code by reading from the center to the outside

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The Genetic Code

66
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GGG

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Glycine

67
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UCA

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Serine

68
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CAU

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Histidine

69
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GCA

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Alanine

70
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AAA

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Lysine

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