40 - protein synthesis

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What directs a ribosome to translation start sites?

Shine-Dalgarno/Kozak sequence (prokaryote/eukaryote sequences, respectively)

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Which part of the prokaryotic ribosome binds to the shine-dalgarno sequence?

30s subunit

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What does the E.coli initiator tRNA have instead of the usual methionine?

fMet (modified methionine)

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What are the three tRNA binding sites?

A - aminoacyl site, P - peptidyl site, E - exit site

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What is the rate limiting step in translation initiation in bacteria?

Formation of 70s initiation complex

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IF2 is regulated by ________

GTP/GDP

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What are the 3 steps of elongation?

  1. positioning of charge tRNA at A site

  2. Formation of peptide bond at P site

  3. Shifting of mRNA by 1 codon

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What guides AA-tRNA to the A site?

EF-Tu

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EF-Tu-GTP binds to all aa-tRNA molecules except for ______

fMet

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Which enzyme catalyzes peptide bond formation?

peptidyl transferase

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Which enzyme uses GTP hydrolysis to move the mRNA by one codon?

EF-G (elongation factor G)

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How is eukaryotic translation initiation different from prokaryotic translation initiation?

  • In eukaryotes, the initiator codon is always the first AUG from the 5’ mRNA end

  • Eukaryotes have larger ribosomes

  • Protein synthesis begins with methionine instead of fMet

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Which subunit of a ribosome is recruited first in eukaryotic translation? What recruits it?

Small ribosomal subunit, recruited by 5’ cap

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Where does eukaryotic protein synthesis occur?

Cytoplasm

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What shape is mRNA?

Circular

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Where does secretory pathway protein synthesis begin?

On free ribosomes in the cytosol

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What does the N-terminal region of the primary protein structure contain?

Signal peptide

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What does the signal recognition particle do?

Binds signal sequence and directs the complex to the ER in the secretion synthesis pathway

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How is iron transport/storage regulated?

Stem loops structure in 5’ UTR binds IRE-binding protein when iron is absent to prevent translation, when iron is present it binds to the IRE-binding proteins and allows translation

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What happens to the mRNA when there is no IRE-BP?

receptor mRNA is degraded

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If a small RNA was complementary to a part of mRNA, what would happen to the mRNA?

It would be degraded

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What is the use of micro RNA in translational regulation?

It helps cleave double stranded RNA