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what are the three ribosome tRNA binding sites?
P site (Peptidyl-tRNA)
A site (Aminoacyl-tRNA)
E site (Exit)
what happens at the P binding site?
initiator tRNA binds
what happens at the A binding site?
the next tRNA binds carrying the next amino acid
what happens at the E binding site?
uncharged tRNAs are ejected
what order are the ribosome tRNA binding sites in from left to right?
E P A
what is translocation?
movement of the ribosome down the length of the mRNA(one codon at a time)
what is the first step in translation termination?
no tRNAs bind to the stop codon
what is the second step in translation termination?
release factor binds to stop codon
what is the third step in translation termination?
synthesized protein is released from the ribosome
what is the fourth and final step of translation termination?
ribosome complex falls apart
what are the four main parts of amino acid structure?
alpha carbon
amino group
R group
carboxyl group
what are R groups?
the variable part of amino acids that give them their individual electrochemical characteristics
how many different R groups are there?
20
how many levels are there of protein structure?
four
what does primary structure of a protein consist of?
the sequence of amino acids
what are amino acids held together by?
peptide bonds
are R groups part of the peptide backbone?
no
what does secondary structure consist of?
folding of the protein
what are the two possible structures of a protein in secondary?
alpha helix
b pleated sheet
what causes folding of the protein for secondary structure?
interactions with the backbonew
what type of bonds are between amino H and carboxyl O in secondary structure?
hydrogen
what is super secondary structure?
when alpha helices and b pleated sheets combine to form motifs
what are the two possible motifs in super secondary structure?
b barrel
bab unit