Exam 9: The Molecular Biology of Translation

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What would you expect to find bound to the stop codon at the A site?

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During elongation,where does the charged tRNA is recruited to which location on the ribosome?

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What molecule provides the energy to form charged tRNAs?

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GTP

Elongation factors translocate the ribosome in the 3′ direction by a distance of

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How many different aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases can be found in a given cell?

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Identification of ribosomal proteins involved two-dimensional gel electrophoresis,which separates the proteins on the basis of

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What process is targeted by the antibiotic streptomycin?

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Which step in translation initiation is unique to eukaryotes?

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Starting translation at the authentic (correct)start codon is essential for translation of the correct polypeptide.Errant translation starting at the wrong codon,or even at the wrong nucleotide of the start codon,may produce an abnormal polypeptide and result in a nonfunctional protein.Compare and contrast the mechanisms used by bacteria and eukaryotes to identify the authentic start codon during translation initiation.

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________ help control ribosome formation and binding of the initiator tRNA.

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Prokaryotes and eukaryotes show differences in posttranscriptional modifications of mRNA.What are these differences,and why do eukaryotes show more modifications than prokaryotes?

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Which single-base mutation would insert a premature stop codon into the following protein sequence? N-Met-Gln-Leu-Arg-Cys-C

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In the unlikely event that a tRNA has been charged with the wrong amino acid,what high-fidelity enzyme is likely to blame?

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The preinitiation complex forms when the start codon is recognized through binding of 16srRNA and what region of mRNA?

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Sidney Brenner proved that the triplet code is,in fact,nonoverlapping.Assuming a nonoverlapping code,how many complete codons would the following sequence encode before encountering a stop codon? 5′ - AUGCGAUUAUAGUGC - 3′

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Given the following mRNA sequence,what is the amino acid sequence for the corresponding polypeptide? 5′ - AUG CGA UUU GGG UGC UAG - 3′

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Khorana used synthetic mRNAs to determine genetic code possibilities.To do so,he translated synthetic mRNA in vitro in the presence of individual ¹⁴C-labeled amino acids.What polypeptide did he identify using the repeating dinucleotide Poly-UG?

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What reaction provides the energy for the eukaryotic ribosome to search for the start ATG during the process of scanning?

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Heinz Fraenkel-Conrat induced point mutations in the coat proteins of TMV and looked for mutations in the resulting proteins.By examining single-base changes in the mRNA,Conrat proved that

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Using mathematical reasoning,a triplet genetic code gives a possible ________ different codons,while a doublet genetic code would yield ________ different codons.Thus,the triplet code accounts for 20 known amino acids and indicates redundancy in the genetic code.

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