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Chapter 4 Gene Translation: RNA → Protein. 4.1 Translation System 1. Genetic codon. Degeneracy Generality Particularity Codon Anticodon. Wobble hypothesis. 2. mRNA structure mRNA structure of prokaryotes polycistron Shine-Dalgarno sequence.
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Chapter 4 Gene Translation: RNA → Protein
4.1 Translation System 1. Genetic codon Degeneracy Generality Particularity Codon Anticodon
2. mRNA structure mRNA structure of prokaryotes polycistron Shine-Dalgarno sequence mRNA structure of eukaryotes single cistron 5’-cap 3’-poly(A)
Acceptor arm cloverleaf structure TψCG loop D loop Extra arm Anticodon loop 3. tRNA
tertiary structure Upside-down “L” (倒L形)
4.2 Protein Synthesis in Prokaryotes Initiation 1、Ribosome 30S subunit 2、template mRNA 3、fMet-tRNAfMet 4、IF-1, IF-2, IF-3 5、GTP 6、 Ribosome 50S subunit 7、Mg2+
Elongation aa-tRNA →A site
RE1, RF2, or RF3 Termination of translation
Peptide chain released Animation
4.3 Protein Synthesis in Eukaryotes Initiation
Processing of Nascent Protein Removing fMet or Met Formation of S-S bond Chemical modification of amino acid Intein splicing
4.4 Molecular Chaperone 1. Functions of Chaperones 2. Main Types of Chaperones molecular chaperone chaperonin trigger factor
4.5 Transmembrane Transport of Protein Signal Hypothesis Signal peptide, SRP DP Signal peptidase
Model for the translocation of proteins into the endoplasmic reticulum in eukaryotes
4.6 Protein Degradation 1. Ubiquitin (1) Components of Ubiquitin (2) Ubiquitination
3. Protein Degradation Pathways (1) Ubiquitin-dependent degradation (2) Ubiquitin-independent degradation
Summary 1. Structure of tRNA and ribosome 2. Procedures of protein translation 3. Differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic translation 4. What is the function of intein splicing? 5. Types of molecular chaperone and their functions 6. What is signal peptide? What is signal hypothesis? 7. Ubiquitin and mechanism of protein degradation