Translation test 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Translation goal

A

make structural protein using mRNA as template

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2
Q

only one codon

A

AUG and UGG

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3
Q

stop codons

A

UAA UAG UGA

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4
Q

tRNA structure and function

A

brings amino acids in
clover shape/ secondary structure
Function: carry appropriate AA into ribosome to add to polypeptide chain

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5
Q

tRNA: eukaryotes vs prokaryotes

A

eukaryotes has more

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6
Q

Acceptor stem

A

right before 3’ end, ACCA for all AA

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7
Q

Aminoacyl tRNA (AARS)

A

covalently links amino acid to tRNA
ester bond/ covalent

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8
Q

Anticodons

A

aligns with codon (antiparallel)
still need to read code 5’->3’ for figuring out name

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9
Q

wobble

A

tRNA anticodon with mRNA codon
doesn’t always follow char gaff’s rule for base pairing (BUT ONLY FOR LAST BASE IN CODON/ 5’ IN ANTICODON)

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10
Q

wobble base pairs

A

5’ Anticodon base:
C and A= normal
U= AG
G= UC
I= UCA

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11
Q

reading frames

A

where you start
only 3 possible (look for start codon)

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12
Q

Ribosome structure (prokaryotes)

A

30S 50S 70S
not additive
pro= odd

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13
Q

Ribosome structure Eukaryotes

A

40S 60S 80S
Euk = Even (EEEEE)

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14
Q

Places tRNA and mRNA interact in ribosome

A

A site
P site
E site

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15
Q

A site

A

binds to A-tRNA aminoacyl-tRNA

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16
Q

P Site

A

binds tRNA with growing peptide chain

17
Q

E Site

A

Exit E-tRNA
Empty move to Exit (EEE)

18
Q

HC=O

A

modification of meth so this= 1st tRNA in initiation

19
Q

Shine-Dalgaro sequence

A

sequence in mRNA that helps align sequence with small ribosomal subunit
prokaryotic only
ribosomal binding site 8 upstream

20
Q

translation initiation

A

look at slide 28 to understand how a p and e site work

21
Q

eukaryotic translation initiation

A

40S subunit scans DNA circularly until it finds start site

22
Q

Translation Factors IF-2

A

delivers initiator tRNA to P site of ribosome

23
Q

Translation factor EF-Tu

A

delivers aminoacyl-tRNA to A site of ribosome during elongation

24
Q

translation factor EF-G

A

binds to A site to promote translocation following peptide bond formation

25
Q

translation factor RF-1 and RF-2

A

binds to A sire at a stop codon and induces peptide transfer to water

26
Q

ribozyme

A

large ribosomal subunit catalyze ribosome formation of peptide bond

27
Q

peptide transferase reaction

A

AA3 does nuclophillic attack on AA2 and P site empties into A site
(growing polypeptide chain starts sitting in A site)

28
Q

translocation process

A

slide 34

29
Q

translation termination in E Coli

A
  1. a release factor (RF 1 or 2) recognizes a stop codon in A site
  2. RF causes the ribosome to transfer the peptide group to water to release the polypeptide chain
  3. GTP hydrolysis by RF allows the release factors to dissociate
30
Q

post translational events

A

after proteins are synthesized, still need to do processing before going on