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translation

protein synthesis


on ER using ribosomes




AUG start codon


ribosome incorporates aa into polypeptide chain


RNA is decoded by tRNA


ends with stop codon




codons recognized by ribosome



ribosome


a) general


b) E.coli

a) small and large subunit = synthesis centre


mediate protein synthesis


P site and A site


small subunit attaches to specific mRNA sequence


large subunit is site for synthesis


b) 70s ribosome consists of 50S and 30S subunit

Amino acids

20 natural occurring amino acids in proteins


distinguishable due to side chain


characteristic chemical properties


each: amino group - central CH - carboxyl group and R


connected via peptide bond


each has a specific carrier - tRNA

genetic code


a) stop codons


b) start

a) UAA UAG UGA


b) AUG Methionine recognized by methanol-tRNA which is unique to enter P site of ribosome


(CUG) Leucine


(GUG) Valine

posttranslational modifications


general

chemical modifications:


glycosylation


acetylation


phosphorylation


proteolytic cleavage




affects folding of protein (secondary - tertiary - quaternary structure)





molecular chaperons

structures that assemble different proteins, e.g. to form enzymes

color blindness

8% males, 0.04% females


color perception depends on three genes --> producing chemicals sensitive to different part of vis light


red and green on x chromosome


blue on autosome

news 2009 color blindness

gene therapy with retrovirus and the human gene in primates

GOAL of translation

synthesize sequence of aa based on the nucleotide message of DNA via mRNA

posttranslational modifications of amines (K / N-terminus)


(4)

methylation


acetylation


formylation


lipoid acid


etc

post translational modification of sulphydryls (C)


(4)



disulphide bond


cysteinylation


oxidation


glutathionylation

post translational modification of aides & amides (E/D/Q/N)


(3)

pyroglutamic acid (Q)


carboxylation (E/D)


deamination (Q/N)



post translational modification of hydroxyl groups (S/T/Y)


(2)

phosphorylation


sulphation

post translational modifications of carbohydrates (S/T/N)


(6)

pentoses


hexosamines


n-acetylhexosamines


deoxyhexoses


hexoses


sialic acid