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Protein synthesis

Protein synthesis

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Protein synthesis. Unusual bases in tRNA. “Wobble” hypothesis. Functional domains of a ribosome. Charging of tRNA/Aminoacylation. Translation - 4 main steps Charging of tRNA Initiation Elongation (3 steps) Termination. Initiation in Prokaryotes. Elongation in Prokaryotes. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Protein synthesis

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Unusual bases in tRNA

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“Wobble” hypothesis

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Functional domains of a ribosome

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Charging of tRNA/Aminoacylation

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Translation - 4 main steps

1. Charging of tRNA

2. Initiation

3. Elongation (3 steps)

4. Termination

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Initiation in Prokaryotes

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Elongation in Prokaryotes

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Elongation in Prokaryotes

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Termination in Prokaryotes

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Proofreading on the ribosomeThe GTPase activity of EF-Tu .

Polyribosomes (or polysomes)

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Initiation of translation in eukaryotesFirst step

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2nd step

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3rd step

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POST TRANSLATIONAL CHANGESDealing with N terminal residue

Modification of individual amino acidsAcetylationPhosphorylation

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Proteins have variable life-spans

EnzymeHalf-life Hours

Ornithine decarboxylase 0.2

RNA polymerase I 1.3

Tyrosine aminotransferase 2.0

Serine dehydratase 4.0

PEPcarboxylase 5.0

Aldolase 118

GAPDH 130

cytochrome c 150

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Life-span factors

• Natural stability ("genetically encoded")– an inherent biophysical characteristic

• Change in environment– temperature– pH

• Active degradation– specific mechanism – location– partners

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Terminology• Half-life -• Turnover -• Stability -• Denaturation -• Degradation -

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Ubiquitin mediates degradation for many but not all proteins

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Sticky ends

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