Protein Synthesis
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Protein Synthesis
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RNA vs. DNA
• Both nucleic acids– Chains of nucleotides
• Different: – Sugar– Types of bases– Numbers of bases– Number of chains– Site of action– Function
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Types of RNA Messenger RNA- mRNA- Dictates the order of amino acids in a protein using a series of three bases codons.
Ribosomal RNA- rRNA- Major component of the ribosome
Transfer RNA- tRNA- Transports the correct amino acid to the ribosome based on the codon in the mRNA
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Protein Synthesis • Gene → Protein
– Transcription: DNA → RNA– Translation: RNA → Protein
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TranscriptionNucleotide → nucleotide
– DNA → RNA• Template strand or coding
strand of DNA• RNA polymerase
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Transcription• RNA polymerase
– Finds “promoter” region
– Stops at “terminator” sequence
• Produces pre-mRNA• Where must this occur?
– Adds complementary nucleotides to template strand making the mRNA
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Why thymine vs. uracil? Not on testWhy thymine rather than uracil in DNA?•Cytosine is easily changed to uracil
by removing a amine group: • Occurs about 100 times per cell, per
day. • If DNA used uracil the cell would not
know if that uracil was supposed to be there or if it was supposed to be cytosine.
• DNA has thymine so the cell can easily recognize that when cytosine is changed to uracil there is a problem because uracil should not be in the DNA.
Cytosine Uracil
This would cause major
mutations!
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Modification • Introns – internal
sequences that will be cut out
• Exons – sequences that will not be cut out
• RNA splicing – cuts out introns and rejoins exons
• This is not part of the model we are using
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Translation
Nucleotide → amino acid– Ribosomes are within
cytosol – Requires mRNA, tRNA
and rRNA – Final product is a
polypeptide
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The mRNA Strand is Read as a Series of Codons to Make a
Protein
• Each unique sequence of three bases is called a codon
• There are 64 codons that make up the information in the genetic code
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Genetic Code
• Codon – sequence of three (3) nucleotides• Genetic Code – translates codons into amino acids
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Translation• mRNA
– template for translation
• tRNA – attaches to
amino acids– Anticodon:
complementary binds to the codon of mRNA and
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Initiation• Ribosome, made of rRNA and proteins, binds to mRNA• The ribosome travels down the mRNA until it finds the
start codon• Methionine tRNA binds to start codon
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Elongation• The next codon
signals its respective tRNA to enter the ribosome and alines with the previous tRNA
• The two amino acids are brought close together so that they can be bound together.
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Elongation• Once the two amino
acids are bond together the mRNA and tRNAs are moved
• The next tRNA is brought in
• This allows the correct amino acids to be brought close contact so they can be bound together in the correct sequence.
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• This process continues down the length of the mRNA resulting in a complete polypeptide with amino acids in the correct order.
• The process ends when a stop codon enters the ribosome
Elongation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41_Ne5mS2ls
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Practice: Translate & Transcribe
Coding Sequence: TAC CCG GAT ACC
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Another Way to Display at the Genetic Code
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Types of Mutations
• Substitution – replacement of one base for another– Can be bad– Can be good– Could not effect
protein (silent)– Could add a start or
stop codon!
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Types of Mutations: Frameshift Mutation
• Insertion or deletion of nucleotides not in multiples of three
• Sequence is “non-sense”
• Alters amino acids “downstream” from site
Original The fat cat ate the wee rat.
Frame Shift The fat caa tet hew eer at.
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Example: Tay-Sachs Disease • Insertion or a deletion
(there are many forms of Tay-Sachs) in the HEXA gene
• Shown is one of the mutations with insertion of four base pairs results in frameshift mutation
• Lack enzyme that breaks down lipids in brain
• Results in death of brain cells, poor muscles, etc
• This form of Tay-Sachs usually causes death by 4 years old
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Review: Steps of Transcription
1. RNA polymerase travels along the DNA until it hits a promoter that is turned on
2. The DNA unzips3. RNA polymerase brings in complementary
RNA nucleotides to make the RNA strand4. When RNA polymerase hits the terminator
sequence on the DNA it stops making the RNA
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Review: Steps of Translation• mRNA and the ribosome bind together• The ribosome travels down the mRNA until it
finds the start codon• tRNA, with its attached amino acid, comes into
the ribosome and the anticodon on the tRNA binds to the codon on the mRNA
• This brings the amino acids together in the correct order for a peptide bond to occur
• This continues down the mRNA stringing together amino acids to make a protein.