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what is 18S?
RNA component of small ribosomal subunit (40S)
what is 28S and 5.8S?
RNA component of large ribosomal subunit (60S)
small nucleolar ribonucleoproteins (snoRNPs)
directs chemical modifications at specific nucleotides before pre-rRNA is cleaved
RNA polymerase III
synthesizes tRNA precursor
explain how tRNA precursor is processed into mature tRNA
5’ leader cleaved by RNase P
3’ trailer removed by RNase Z, and nucleotides CCA are added
intron removed by endonuclease, with the resulting product joined by ligase
how is pre-mRNA processed?
caps protect 5’ ends from degradation
polyA tail added to 3’ end
introns removed and exons linked to form final mRNA in a process called splicing (by splicesome)
introns
non-coding sequences
exons
coding sequences
ribozymes
catalytic RNAs
draw out self-splicing reaction
guanosine attaches to 5’ end of intron and OH attaches to 3’ end of upstream exon. this OH group attacks end of intron, which joins the two exons and releases the intron.