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Synthesis of proteins as directed by mRNA templates
Translation
Transmits information present in DNA
mRNA
Acts a bilingual translator molecule
tRNA
Workbenches for protein synthesis
Ribosomes and rRNA
serve to mediate the attachment of specific amino acids to specific tRNA molecules
tRNA synthetases
adaptors that align amino acids on the mRNA template
transfer rna
nucleotide sequence of transfer rna that forms complementary base pairs with a codon sequence of messenger rna
anticodon
enzyme that joins a specific amino acid to a tRNA molecule carrying the correct anticodon sequence
aminoacyl tRNA synthetase
sequence to which the amino acid is bound, the encoded amino acid covalently attaches to the ribose of the terminal adenosine
3'-terminal-CCA
common structural components
conserved cloverleaf secondary
structure
common structural components
l-shaped three
dimensional structure
allow tRNA to incorporate the correct amino acid into the growing protein chain
anticodon
incorporation of the correct amino acid into the protein
proper
amino acid attaching to
tRNA
process of
synthetase
attaching to amino acid
activation of the
amino
acid with
amp
, attachment of the amino acid rna
composed of rna and proteins that are the sites of protein synthesis
ribosome
passage for mrna
large ribosomal subunit
tunnel for emerging peptide
small ribosomal subunit
facilitate the coupling of tRNA anticodons with mRNA codons
ribosome
transcribed in the
nucleus
, bind to special proteins to form the
ribosomal
subunits in the nucleolus
rRNA
forms a ribosome only when they attach to an
mRNA
molecule
large
and
small
subunits
methionine
aug
tryptophan
ugg
multiple codons for a single amino acid
degeneracy
in the code
nearly
universal
genetic
code
arginine
aga, agg
isoleucine
aua
termination
uga
translation of
mrna
direct interaction with
complementary anticodon
sequence in
trna
carries a unique amino acid, three-base anticodon sequence
trna
codon-anticodon
base pairing
antiparallel
read in sequential, nonoverlapping reading frame
codons
located at opposite extremes of trna
anticodon
and
amino acid
receptor sites
process of
translation
initiation
- ribosome binds mrna at start codon
elongation
- polypeptide chain adds amino acids
termination
- polypeptide is released and ribosome dissociates (stop codon)
involved in first translation step in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes
initiation factors
initiation in eukaryotes requires
twelve
proteins
small subunit binds to the cap of mrna and moves to the
first aug codon
eukaryotes
internal ribosome entry site in the middle
viral mrna
small subunit binds to a shine-dalgarno sequence anywhere in mrna to initiate translation
bacteria
produced from an operon
polycistronic
elf1a and elf3
binds to
40s
subunit
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