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Aminoacyl tRNAs
________ are tested for their ability to bind in the presence of a given trinucleotide.
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peptide bond
The ________ is formed, the P site is uncharged.
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synthesis of polypeptide
In all organisms, ________ chain starts at the N- terminal end, and grows from N- terminus to C- terminus.
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Start signal
________ is preceded by a Shine- Dalgarno purine- rich leader segment, 5- GGAGGU- 3, which usually lies about 10 nucleotides upstream of the AUG ________ and acts as a ribosomal binding site.
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assay
Binding ________: aminoacyl- tRNAs bind to ribosomes in the presence of trinucleotides.
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Amino acid activation
________ and formation of the aminoacyl- tRNA take place in two separate steps.
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amino acid
First ________ is always methionine in growing polypeptide sequence.
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Protein biosynthesis
________ is a complex process requiring ribosomes, mRNA, tRNA, and protein factors.
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peptidyl tRNA
The ________ is translocated to the P site.
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EF Tu
________ is released in a reaction requiring EF- Ts.
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3 UAC
________- 5 triplet on tRNAfmet recognizes the AUG triplet (the start signal) when it occurs at the beginning of the mRNA sequence that directs polypeptide synthesis.
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RF
________- 1 (Release factor- 1) which binds to UAA and UAG or ________- 2 (Release factor- 2) which binds to UAA and UGA.
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________: if mRNA is polyU, polyPhe is formed; if mRNA is poly- ACACACACACACACACACACA-, poly (Thr- His) is formed.
Synthetic mRNA
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A(n) ________ is bound to the A site.
aminoacyl tRNA
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________- 3 which does not bind to any termination codon, but facilitates the binding of RF- 1 and ________- 2.
RF
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aminoacyl-tRNAs bind to ribosomes in the presence of trinucleotides
binding assay
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P (peptidyl) site, A (aminoacyl) site, E (exit) site
Uses three binding sites for tRNA present on the 50S subunit of the 70S ribosome