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tRNA Structure
Cloverleaf, 3D tertiary is L shaped
3' end of tRNA
Amino Acid binding site c-c-a sequence
TΨC
Where tRNA binds to ribosome
D loop
recognized by tRNA synthetase enzyme
Anticodon loop
Anticodon loop which is complementary to the codon of messenger RNA
Isoacceptor
Recognizes different codons but codes for same amino acid.
Activation
When AA is coupled to corresonding spot on tRNA catalyzed by Amino Acyl tRNA Synthetase
Initiation factors
Special proteins that dissociate the Ribosomes
Eukaryotic Ribosomal subunit
40, 60 = 80
Prokaryotic Ribosomal subunit
50, 30 = 70
tRNA f met
Initiation code for prokaryotes
prokaryote initiation factors
If 1,2,3
Prokaryotic Initiation
1. IF 1 and 3 bind to free 30s
2. mRNA then also binds to 30s
3. If2 (GTP) binds tRNA f-met, which binds AUG @ p site
4. If2/GTP is hydrolyzed, IF1 and 3 are lost, and 70s ribosome is formed
5. Reassembled Ribosome contains A P and E sites
EIF-43
Eukaryotic Initiation factor 4e - cap binding factor essential for lining up start codon
A P E sites
Acceptor site, Exit site, Peptide site
AUG
can be placed directly into p site
is followed by tRNA f met or tRNA met
Shine Delgarno sequence
10 nucleotides from AUG
Allows binding and proper orientation of mRNA with ribosome
Monocistronic
1 AUG, 1 protein per mRNA.
Kozac sequence
Messages which are close to kozac sequence will translate efficiently.
3 stages of elongation
Binding, peptide bond formation, Translocation
catalyzes peptide bond formation
Ribosomal RNA
Peptide bond formation
α-amino group from AA in A site attacks Ester bond of AA in P site
Binding
Amino acyl trna forms complex with ef-tu/ef-g and then binds ribosome, GTP is hydrolyzed and EFTU is released
Polyribosome
A bunch of ribosomes synthesize off of the same mrna at once.
Distance btw ribosomes of polyribosome
100 nucleotides
Translocation
EFG and GTP hydrolysis, ribosome moves down one step
E. Coli energy requirements
30-50 percent of total ATP and GTP
Energy of Activation
formation of trna-aa complex requires 2 atp
Elongation energy
1 GTP per amino acid
Initiation AA in eukaryotes
Methionine
How to inhibit translation in eukaryotes
Phosphorylation of eIF-2
5' cap
proper positioning of mRNA on 40s subunit
Signal peptide
The signal for a protein to bind to the membrane, found in the first 15-30 amino acid. Rich in hydrophobic residues which allows ER to recognize it.
SRP
signal recognition particle
binds to signal peptide to prevent translation of ribosome until it docks with membrane
Ribophorin
binds ribosome on ER
Membrane proteins
contain a hydrophobic stop transfer sequence that cause them to stay in the membrane
cycloheximide
inhibits peptide bond formation in eukaryotic cells
Diptheria Toxin
Inhibits Translocation (catalyzes rxn between nad+ and eukaryotic Elongation Factor
Chloramphenicol
Inhibits peptide bond formation, can inhibit mitochondrial protein synthesis at high levels. In both eukaryotes and prokaryotes
Puromycin
Terminates translocation by accepting amino acid from P sight instead of letting it go to the A site in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes
Tetracycline
Inhibits binding of amino-acyl tRNAs to A site on Ribosome in prokaryotes
Streptomycin
Binds to 30 s subunit and causes it to dissociate which inhibits translation in prokaryotes
Erythromycin
binds to 50s subunit and inhibits translocation in eukaryotes.