W9 Translation Flashcards

1
Q

what are the 3 basics of translation

A
  • happens in cytosol
  • peptide bonds between amino acids
  • mRNA is read from 5’ to 3’
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2
Q

what is the start codonsequence

A

AUG codon

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3
Q

what’s the shine Dalgarno sequence

A

AGGAGG

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4
Q

what are the 2 subunits of bacterial ribosomes

A

50s, 30s

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5
Q

how is translation initiated in eukaryotes

A
  • eIFs bind to 5’ cap
  • poly-A binding proteins bind to poly A tail
  • initiation factors with methionine bind to mRNA
  • move along to find start codon
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6
Q

what’s the molecule responsible for translation called

A

tRNA

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7
Q

what are the 2 types of methionine tRNAs

A
  • Met-tRNAi
  • Met-tRNA
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8
Q

what is initiator tRNA [Met-tRNAi]

A

initiator tRNA for start of translation

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9
Q

what is normal Met-tRNA

A

used during elongation

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10
Q

how do initiator tRNA and normal Met-tRNA differ

A

diff tRNA sequence

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11
Q

what is aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase

A

enzyme which links specific amino acids to their tRNAs

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12
Q

how do tRNA ensure correct pairing

A

editing and complementary affinity

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13
Q

what are eukaryotic ribosomes made of

A

60s and 40s

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14
Q

what are the 3 sites of ribosomes

A

E P A

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15
Q

what do elongation factors do

A

Increase efficiency and accuracy of translation

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16
Q

what do hsp70 machinery do

A

assist with correct protein folding

17
Q

what is a polysome

A

several ribosomes that can translate a piece of mRNA simultaneously

18
Q

how is translation terminated

A

release factor binds to A site

19
Q

what is X ray diffraction used for

A

determine structure of crystalline materials

20
Q

what does peptidyl transferase do

A

forms peptide bonds between amino acids

21
Q

how is peptidyl transferase inhibited

A

chloramohenicol

22
Q

what binds to the A site

A

charged tRNA

23
Q

what happens at the P site

A

peptidyl transferase catalyses peptide bonds to create polypeptides

24
Q

what direction does translation happen in

A

5’ to 3’ end

25
Q

what happens when elongation of translation is finished

A

E site ejects the tNRA

26
Q

what can we use to sequence resistance in bacteria

A

NGS