Translation II Flashcards
Which protein brings the tRNAs loaded with amino acids to the A site of the ribosome?
a. EFG
b. eIF1A
c. EFTu
d. eEF2
c. EFTu
How is initiator tRNA structurally dissimilar to “normal” tRNAs?
a. Three consecutive A-T pairs in the anticodon stem
b. Formyl moiety on the anti-codon loop
c. C-A or A-U wobble mismatch on the acceptor stem
d. Three consecutive A-U pairs in the anticodon stem
e. Three consecutive G-C pairs in the anticodon stem
f. Different form of alanine
c. C-A or A-U wobble mismatch on the acceptor stem and e. Three consecutive G-C pairs in the anticodon stem
What is the name of the region where the ribosome binds in bacteria translation?
The _______ - _________ region.
The Shine-Delgarno region
Elongation has two opportunities for a non-cognate or near-cognate tRNA to leave the mRNA. What are these stages called?
a. the initiation stage
b. the problem solving stage
c. the initial selection stage
d. the interacting stage
e. the proofreading stage
a. The initial selection stage and e. The proofreading stage
RRF stands for ______________ ______________ _____________.
Ribosome Recycling Factor.
What is the equivalent of EFTu in eukaryotes?
a. eEFT1A
b. EF1a
c. eEF1A
d. eEFTu
c. eEf1A
What does it mean if something is truncated?
Something is shortened in duration or extent.