DNA translation

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turn an mRNA into a protein

what is the goal of DNA translation?

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how many reading frames exist within the mRNA?

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the third

out of these reading frames, which is preferred?

<p>out of these reading frames, which is preferred?</p>
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how many nitrogenous bases are included in one codon?

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an amino acid

what does a codon code for?

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methianine (AUG) and tryptophan (UGG)

what two amino acids only have 1 codon?

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AUG, codes for methianine

what is the most common starting codon and what amino acid does it code for?

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5'-3'

are codons written 5'-3' or 3'-5'?

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anticodon

tRNA consists of a _____ that complements and pairs up with the codon

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it carries the amino acid by its carboxyl group to the A residue at the 3' end

what does tRNA's amino acid arm do?

<p>what does tRNA's amino acid arm do?</p>
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when a tRNA can recognize more than one codon for the same amino acid.

what is the wooble position?

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aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase

what is the enzyme that adds the amino acid?

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rRNA and proteins

the ribosome is composed of...

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1. amino acid activation
2. initiation
3. elongation
4. termination
5. folding and processing

what stages exist within translation? (5)

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amino acylation- the amino acid is activated for peptide bond formation and ensures the appropriate placement of the amino acid in the peptide

what occurs during amino acid activation?

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-protein synthesis begins in the N-terminus domain.
-the first codon is AUG, coding for methianine
-the shine-dalgarno sequence signals the correct position of the mRNA on the ribosome (ONLY PROKARYOTES)

describe initiation

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1. aminoacyl (A) site
2. peptidyl (P) site
3. exit (E) site

what are the 3 binding sites in the ribosome?

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1. the tRNA with the amino acid attaches to the codon at the A site
2. the amino acid attaches to the polypeptide chain
3. the ribosome shifts so that the polypeptide chain with the new amino acid is at the P site
4. the now vacant tRNA is now at the E site and exits

summary of the elongation phase

<p>summary of the elongation phase</p>
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a stop codon codes for the release of the polypeptide chain and the disassociation of the ribosome from the mRNA

how does translation terminate?