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Page 1: Chapter 17 Transcription and Translation From Gene to Protein

Chapter 17

Transcription and Translation

From Gene to Protein

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Overview

The “recipe” for a protein is encoded within the DNA

One gene, one protein

Recipe for one protein is copied into a working version in the form of RNA (Transcription)

Recipe in RNA is used to make a protein (Translation)

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Two Steps Required for Gene Expression

TranscriptionPolymerization of RNA molecule from DNA template strandOne gene one transcript

TranslationProduction of a protein molecule based on the instructions contained within a mRNA molecule

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Transcription

Components

Promotor

TATA box

RNA Polymerase

RNA nucleotides

Termination sequence

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Steps in Transcription

Initiation

Elongation

Termination

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Transcription Initiation

Transcription factors bind to TATA box

RNA Polymerase joins transcription factors

DNA strands opened

RNA nucleotides aligned

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Transcription Elongation

Initiation factors remain at promotorRNA Polymerase catalyzes building of RNA molecule5’-3’ direction of formation of RNAContinues until termination signal is reached

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Transcription Termination

RNA Polymerase reaches the termination signalSnap backRhoComplex destabilizationRelease of all componentsDNA closes

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Movies of Transcription

Transcription

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Post Transcriptional ModificationEukaryotes only

3’ end- poly A tail

5’ end methylated guanine cap

Exons

Introns

Splicing

Splicosome

Mature mRNA

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Post transcriptional Modifications

Splicing

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Types of RNA

r RNA - Pol I

m RNA – Pol II

t RNA – Pol III

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Translation

Manufacture of protein from information in mRNA

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Components Involved in Translation

Messenger RNA

RibosomeA slot

P slot

E slot

Transfer RNA

Amino acids

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Terms

Codon

Anticodon

Gene

Chromosome

Genome

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Steps found in Translation

Initiation

Elongation

Termination

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Initiation of Translation

5’ end of mRNAStart codonAUGSmall sub unit of the ribosomeInitiation tRNAMethionineLarge sub unit of ribosomeA slotP slotE slot

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Elongation of Translation

New A.A. bearing tRNA enters the A slot

A.A. transferred from P slot onto AA in A slot

Ribosome slides over one codon

Continues until a stop codon enters the A slot

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Termination of Translation

Stop codon enters the A slot

No tRNA H bonds to stop codon

Release factor enters A slot

Peptide chain hydrolysed from the tRNA in the P slot

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Movie of Translation

Translation

Musical version

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Recap