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In translation, the rRNA poly A tail goes from the nucleus to the -------- in eukaryotes
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cytoplasm
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Synthesized as a single strand but if folded right the base pairs line up, and form a clover like shape. What process does this occur in?
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translation
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What kind of RNA is it known as after the process of transcription has completed?
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tRNA
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this process involves the folding of tRNA
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Translation
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what end of the tRNA strand does amino acid bind to during translation?
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3'
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What enzyme is responsible for binding amino acids to the 3'?
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amino acyl tRNA synthetase
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these are special nucleotides within the tRNA in the anticodon loop
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anti-codon
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this carries Amino acids to the site of protein synthesis
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tRNA
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if it is said to be charged then the tRNA....
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has amino acid attached to it
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if it is said to be uncharged then the tRNA...
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does not process. Protein synthesis has already started, needs to go back and attach to another 3' end.
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what is the difference between bacterial mRNA and eukaryotic mRNA
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There is no poly a tail or cap in bacterial mRNA but eukaryotic does not possess ribosome binding site
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what is the start codon for mRNA?
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AUG
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what is the stop codon for mRNA
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UGA, UAG, UAA
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what is the first amino acid in tRNA.
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methyl or MET
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also known as the initiator tRNA
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methyl or MET
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tRNA with amino acid attach is brought to the mRNA where polypeptides are usually made. This process is
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translation
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Eukaryotic mRNA's must under go these three types of transcriptional modification.
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splicing, capping, and poly a tail
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In Eukaryotics, this polymerase is used for most size categories of rRNA 285 185
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RNA polymerase I
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In bacteria, how many types of RNA polymerase?
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just one type for all three types of RNA
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