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Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

One gene, one protein Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

One gene, one polypeptide Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

One gene, one polypeptide A few genes have RNA as their final product. Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

Transcription Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

Transcription DNA → mRNA Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

Translation Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

Translation mRNA → polypeptide Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

Codon Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

Codon A three-letter “word” in the DNA alphabet (A, T, G, C) that spells the “name” of a specific amino acid. Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

Anticodon Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

Anticodon The complement to a codon. If the codon is ATG (or AUG), the anticodon is TAC (or UAC). Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

DNA mRNA tRNA GC AT TA GC AT CG GC Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

DNA mRNA tRNA GC A T T A G C A T C G G C Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

DNA mRNA tRNA GC A T T A G C anticodon A T C G G C Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

DNA mRNA tRNA GC A T T A T AU G CG A TA C G G C Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

DNA mRNA tRNA GC A T T A T A U G C G A T A C G G C Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

DNA mRNA tRNA GC A T T A T A U G C G A T A C G G C Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

DNA mRNA tRNA GC A T T A T A U G C G codon A T A C G G C Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

DNA mRNA tRNA GC A T T A T A U A G C A T A U C G G C Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein cystine

DNA mRNA tRNA GC A T T A T A U A G C A T A U C G anticodon G C Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein cystine

DNA mRNA tRNA GC A T T A T A U A G C A T A U C G G C Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein cystine

DNA mRNA tRNA GC A T T A T A UA G C GC A T AU C G G C Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein cystine

Anticodon wobble Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

Anticodon wobble Some anticodons in tRNA are not completely specific. Chapter 17 From Gene to Protein

Transcription promoter gene =================================

RNA polymerase Transcription promoter gene =================================

RNA polymerase The enzyme that synthesizes RNA from a DNA template. RNA polymerase promoter gene ================================= Transcription

Promoter RNA polymerase promoter gene ================================= Transcription

Promoter Specific DNA sequence that marks the beginning of the gene. RNA polymerase promoter gene ================================= Transcription

Transcription factor RNA polymerase promoter gene ================================= Transcription

Transcription factor Protein that helps RNA polymerase recognize the promoter. RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= Transcription

Transcription factor Protein that helps RNA polymerase recognize the promoter. RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= Transcription

Transcription factor Protein that helps RNA polymerase recognize the promoter. RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= Transcription

Transcription factor Protein that helps RNA polymerase recognize the promoter. RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= Transcription

Transcription factor Protein that helps RNA polymerase recognize the promoter. RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= Transcription

Transcription factor Protein that helps RNA polymerase recognize the promoter. RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= Transcription

Initiation RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= Transcription

RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= RNA - Transcription Initiation RNA polymerase binds to promoter DNA unwinds Synthesis begins

RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= RNA ---- Transcription Elongation RNA polymerase binds to promoter DNA unwinds Synthesis begins

RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= RNA Transcription Elongation Polymerase moves 3’→5’ on DNA DNA unwinds RNA is made 5’→3’

RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= RNA Transcription Elongation Polymerase moves 3’→5’ on DNA DNA unwinds RNA is made 5’→3’

RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= RNA Transcription Termination

RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= RNA Transcription Termination RNA transcript is released Polymerase detaches from DNA

RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= RNA Transcription Termination RNA transcript is released Polymerase detaches from DNA

RNA polymerase transcription factor promoter gene ================================= RNA Transcription

RNA Processing RNA

RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) RNA Processing 5’hemomyoblahglobblahin3’

RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) 5’ cap 3’ poly(A) tail RNA Processing 5’hemomyoblahglobblahin3’

RNA Processing RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) 5’ cap 3’ poly(A) tail 5’hemomyoblahglobblahinAAAAAAA3’

RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) Removal of introns RNA Processing 5’hemomyoblahglobblahinAAAAAAA3’

RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) Removal of introns RNA Processing 5’hemomyoblahglobblahinAAAAAAA3’ 5’hemomyoblahglobblahin3’AAAAAAA

RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) Removal of introns RNA Processing 5’hemomyoglobblinAAAAAAA3’

RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) Removal of introns RNA Processing 5’hemoglobinAAAAAAA3’

RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) Removal of introns RNA Processing 5’hemoglobinAAAAAAA3’ hemoglobin

RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) Alternate RNA Processing 5’hemomyoblahglobblahinAAAAAAA3’ Alternate processing

RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) Alternate RNA Processing 5’hemomyoblahglobblahinAAAAAAA3’ 5’hemomyoblahglobblahin3’AAAAAAA Alternate processing

RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) Alternate RNA Processing 5’hemyobhglobbhinAAAAAAA3’ Alternate processing

RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) Alternate RNA Processing 5’myoglobinAAAAAAA3’ Alternate processing

RNA transcript (pre-mRNA) Alternate RNA Processing 5’myoglobinAAAAAAA3’ myoglobin Alternate processing

Introns Exons RNA Processing

Introns Noncoding regions of RNA. Exons Coding regions of RNA. RNA Processing

Introns Noncoding regions of RNA. (They intrude.) Exons Coding regions of RNA. (They’re expressed.) RNA Processing

small nuclear ribonucleoproteins RNA Processing

small nuclear ribonucleoproteins RNA Processing

small nuclear ribonucleoproteins RNA Processing

small nuclear ribonucleoproteins RNA Processing

small nuclear ribonucleoproteins RNA Processing

small nuclear ribonucleoproteins (snRNP’s) RNA Processing

small nuclear ribonucleoproteins (snRNP’s) make up splicosomes RNA Processing

small nuclear ribonucleoproteins (snRNP’s) make up splicosomes which are enzymes RNA Processing

small nuclear ribonucleoproteins (snRNP’s) make up splicosomes which are enzymes that remove introns. RNA Processing

Translation

Ribosomes Translation

Ribosomes Made of RNA and protein Two subunits Two sites (A & P) for tRNA binding One site (E) for tRNA release. Translation

Signal peptides Translation

Signal peptides Bind to signal recognition particles. SRP’s carry new polypeptides to specific locations. Translation

Prokaryote vs. Eukaryote Translation

Prokaryote vs. Eukaryote Translation can happen at the same time as trans- cription Translation

Prokaryote vs. EukaryoteTranslation can happenhappens after at the same processing. time as trans---introns cription.--5’ cap --poly-A tail. Translation

Mutations

The cat ate the rat Mutations

The cat ate the rat Point mutations Mutations

The cat ate the rat Point mutations The cat ate the bat Mutations

The cat ate the rat Point mutations The cat ate the bat Frame shift mutations Mutations

The cat ate the rat Point mutations The cat ate the bat Frame shift mutations The cat tet her atP Mutations

RNA polymerase Enzyme that makes RNA Promoter marks beginning of gene Transcription factor helps polymerase find promoter. Transcription (Review)

Initiation polymerase binds, DNA unwinds Elongation 3’→5’ on DNA, 3’→5 Termination primary transcript is released. Transcription (Review)

5’ cap Poly-A tail Splicosomes remove introns Alternate RNA processing. Transcription (Review)

Ribosomes Two subunits A, P, E sites Signal recognition particles. Translation (Review).