W2 Protein synthesis Flashcards

1
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What is the methyl cap?

A

During transcription 5’-5’ linked 7-methylguanylate and next two nucleotides have methylated 2’-OH on ribose moieties added

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Speed/location of PS

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W/in cleft b/een RS units, fast (20 AAs per s + actin every 20 s)

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80S structure

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  • Peptidyl binding site on 60S
  • Aminoacyl tRNA binding site on 40S
  • 40S = 18S rRNA (1900 nucleotides) ~ 33 proteins
  • 60S = three RNAs 5S, 5.8S and 28S (120, 160 & 4700
    nucleotides) ~ 49 proteins
  • RS ⅔ RNA + ⅓ protein
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Initiation

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  • RS assembled w/mRNA, first initiator tRNA = aminoacyl tRNA (methionine-tRNAi = binds to P site instead of A on tRNA) - met-tRNAi brought by eiF2
  • 40S assembles on cap
  • eiF3 binds + blocks E site on 40S (eiF3 prevents 60S from prematurely binding)
  • eiF3 + other initiation factors bound to 40S binds eiF2-GTP = ternary complex
  • Initiator tRNA carries methionine (formyl-methionine in bacteria)
  • eiF4 promotes 43S to 5’ cap (and binds) + PAB (PolyA binding protein) binds polyA tail
  • Scanning of 5’ UTR + AUG - 43S scans 5’ UTR to localise AUG (48S complex)
  • mRNA attaches to 40S = preinitiation complex = 48S
  • Hydrolysis of GTP by eiF5 (due to AUG pairing w/met-tRNAi eiF5 activating protein for GTPase) and release of initiation factors eiF2 and eiF3
  • Joining of 60S subunit due to eiF1A + eiF5B + release of energy by GTP
  • Met-tRNAi associates with P site and tRNA enters A site with eEF1
  • Peptidyl transferase catalyses peptide bond
  • Assembly of 80S
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5
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Translocation

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Movement of CS segment from one position in genome to another (could be w/in same CS)

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Elongation

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  • aa-tRNA (charged) binds to A on 30S
  • Ternary complexes of eF1A:aa-tRNA:GTP enter RS + allow tRNA to pair w/A site codon
  • Peptidyl transferase catalyses formation of PP bond b/een incoming AA + peptide on P site
  • Elongation factors EF1 involved in energy (GTP) dependent tRNA binding to ribosome
  • Formation of peptide bond and EF2 dependant translocation of the ribosome along the message occupying P & E site
  • Release of spent tRNA (which is now deacylated) from E site
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7
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Polysomes

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Initiation occurring many times

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Termination

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  • Hydrolysis of terminal peptidyl tRNA bond and dissociation of ribosome
  • Ribosome translocates to stop codon (UAA,UGA or UAG) and binds release factor at A site
  • Release factor = eRF1 (also known as TB3-1)
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Energy requirements

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Charging tRNAs w/AAs = 1 ATP/aa

Initiation (assembly of RS on mRNA w/first aa-tRNA + scanning) = GTP + nATP

Elongation (addition of AAs one at a time) = 2 GTP/aa

Termination (release of PP) = GTP

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10
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70S

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Large/small = 50S/30S

Large = 23S + 5S RNA ~ 31 proteins

Small = 16S ~ 21 proteins

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11
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Streptomycin

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Binds to small ribosomal unit + inhibition of initiation, misreading of genetic code

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12
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Tetracylcines

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Binds to small ribosomal unit + inhibition of aa-tRNA binding to RS

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Chloramphenicol

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Binds to large ribosomal unit + inhibition of peptidyl transferase activity

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14
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Erythromycin

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Binds to large ribosomal unit + inhibition of translocation

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15
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Neomycins

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Binds to multiple sites (30S) + several effects (inhibits translation)
High binding affinity for PIP2

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