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Aminoaceyl tRNA synthetase
“Charge” the tRNA by adding the appropriate amino acids
“Charged”
tRNA has an amino acid attached
Shine Dalgarno sequence
Sequence on the mRNA that binds with the small ribosomal subunit
What transports charged tRNAs
EF-Tu
How does the large ribosomal subunit help with elongation
Catalyzes the formation of a peptide bond between amino acid of p-site tRNA and amino acid of a-site tRNA
What supplies the energy to form new peptide bonds
High-energy ester bonds between a tRNA and its cognate amino acid
Translocation
Ribosomal complex moves down mRNA by one codon
Release factor
Binds to the a-site and stimulates hydrolysis of the polypeptide from the peptidyl tRNA, leading to its release from the translation complex
How many release factors are there
3
What stop codons is release factor 1 specific to
UAG and UAA
What stop codon is release factor 2 specific to
UGA and UAA
Release factor 3
Binds to the ribosome and the tRNA is released from the p-site of the ribosome; dissociates into its subunits
Polycistronic
mRNA that encodes 2+ proteins
What does the small ribosomal subunit associate with in eukaryotes
5’ cap
Scanning
Ribosome moves in 5’ to 3’ direction along 5’ UTR to find the start codon
Kozak sequence
Many eukaryotes have a sequence 5 base pairs upstream of the start codon that help position AUG into the p-site
Closed-loop translation
Poly-A binding proteins also bind to one of the eukaryotic initiation factors (elF4G) which in turn binds to the 5’ cap