3’ polyadenylation

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A special sequence required for polyadenylation to occur

What is the significance of the “polyadenylation signal sequence”?

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5’ -AAUAAA- 3’; located downstream from the stop codon

What is the polyadenylation signal sequence? Where is it located?

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4 protein factors bind at/near signal sequence of pre-mRNA ~ 15 to 30 nt downstream; form cleavage and polyadenylation complexes.

What is step 1 of polyadenylation?

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Pre-mRNA is cleaved, leaving PAP and CPSF at the 3’ end

What is step two of polyadenylation?

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Poly (A) Polymerase (PAP)

Enzyme that catalyzes the addition of 20-200 adenine molecules to the 3’ end of cut Pre-mRNA

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PABII Molecules

Poly A Binding protein II

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3’ fragment is degraded in the nucleus

What is the third step of polyadenylation?

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20-200 adenines added to 3’ end of cut Pre-mRNA via Poly (A) Polymerase

What is the fourth step of polyadenylation?

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  • protecting mRNA from degradation

  • facilitating the transport of mRNA across the nuclear membrane and into the cytoplasm

  • Essential for binding to ribosomes

What are the 3 functions of polyadenylation?

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CPSF

Cleavage-polyadenylation specificity factors

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