Chapter 17- Transcription, RNA Processing, and Translation

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Anticodon
________ is a triplet of ribonucleotides able to form base pairs with the codon for the amino acid in mRNA.
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RNA polymerase
In bacteria, transcription stops when ________ transcribes a DNA sequence called a transcription- termination signal.
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s termination
To translate an mRNA, a ribosome must begin at the first codon in a message, translate the mRNA up to the message ________ codon, and then stop.
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Enzymes
________ called aminoacyl- tRNA synthetases catalyze the addition of amino acids to tRNAs- what biologists call "charging "a tRNA.
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Translocation
________ is the process in which the ribosome moves one codon down the mRNA once a new peptide bond is formed.
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Wobble pairing
________ allows one tRNA to read more than one codon.
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cap
Like the 5 ________, the poly (A) tail is required for ribosomes to start translation and to protect the end of mRNA from attack by enzymes.
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spliceosome assembles
The ________ as more snRNPs join the complex.
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n input of energy
A(n) ________ from ATP is required to attach an amino acid to a tRNA.
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Transcription
________ and translation can be coupled in bacteria because there is no nuclear envelope to separate the two processes.
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initiator tRNA
The ________ bearing f- Met binds to the start codon.
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Translation
________ begins when a section of rRNA in a small ribosomal subunit binds to a complementary sequence on an mRNA (ribosome binding site or Shine- Dalgarno sequence)
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DNA
________ that is located in the direction RNA polymerase moves during transcription is said to be downstream from a point of reference.
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mRNA
The ________ binds to a small ribosomal subunit.
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molecular chaperones
Although folding can occur spontaneously, it is frequently guided and accelerated by proteins called ________.
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protein coding genes
For ________, the primary transcript is a pre- mRNA.
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tRNA
When a(n) ________ has an amino acid attached, it is known as an aminoacyl tRNA.
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Enzymes
________ called RNA polymerases are front and center in transcription.
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Translocation
________ requires a type of protein called an elongation factor.
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cap
The ________ enables ribosomes to bind to the mRNA, and it also protects the 5 end of the mRNA from enzymes that degrade RNA.
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DNA
________ located in the opposite direction is said to be upstream from the same point of reference.

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