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Biology Unit 1
1.5 nucleic acids + replication
translation
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What is the first step of translation?
Initiation
- ribosome
attaches
to the
start
codon
on mRNA.
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What occurs during the initiation step of translation?
The
ribosome
attaches to the start
codon
on
mRNA.
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What does the tRNA molecule do in the second step of translation?
It
binds
to the first
attachment
site on the
ribosome
.
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How does the tRNA molecule recognize the mRNA codon?
It has an
anticodon
that is
complementary
to the
mRNA
codon.
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What happens during the elongation step of translation?
A
ribosomal
enzyme
catalyzes
the formation of a
peptide
bond between two
amino
acids.
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What is the role of the ribosomal enzyme during elongation?
It
catalyzes
the formation of a
peptide bond
between two
amino acids
.
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What occurs after the first tRNA molecule is released?
The
ribosome
moves
along
one
codon
of the mRNA.
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What happens during the termination step of translation?
The process
repeats
until a
stop
codon is reached, and the
polypeptide
is
released.
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What is produced at the end of the translation process?
A
polypeptide
is produced.
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What further modification is needed after translation to produce a functional protein?
Further modification is needed to produce a
protein
with
secondary,
tertiary,
or
quaternary
structure.
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Where does the modification of the polypeptide take place?
In the
Golgi Body
.
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What are the main steps involved in the translation process?
Initiation
: Ribosome
attaches
to
start
codon on mRNA.
tRNA
binds to the
first
attachment site.
Elongation:
Second tRNA joins,
peptide bond
forms.
First tRNA is
released,
ribosome moves
along
mRNA.
Termination
: Process repeats until
stop
codon is reached,
polypeptide
is
released.
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What are the differences between the structures of proteins produced after translation?
Primary structure
: Sequence of
amino acids
.
Secondary structure
: Alpha helices and beta sheets.
Tertiary structure
:
3D
folding of the
polypeptide
.
Quaternary structure
: Assembly of multiple polypeptide chains.
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