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UCF Molecular Biology 2
Chapter 15 (Translation) with
100% correct answers ( graded
A+)

machinery responsible for translation - answer mRNA
tRNA
aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases
ribosome


each ORF specifies - answer a single protein


ends of an ORF are distinct from - answer the ends of mRNA


mRNA is a template for - answer translation


tRNAs provide the physical interface between - answer amino
acids


aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases couple amino acids to - answer
specific tRNAs that recognize the appropriate codons


the ribosome coordinates - answer the correct recognition of the
mRNA by each tRNA and catalyzes peptide bond formation

,stop codons define - answer the end of the ORF


shine-dalgarno sequence is also called - answer ribosomal binding
site (RBS)


in translational coupling, mutations affect - answer 2 or more
proteins


eukaryotic ribosomes can recruit ribosomes using their - answer
5' cap


kozak sequence features - answer a purine 3 bases upstream and
a guanine immediately downstream


features that promote active translation - answer high
complementarity and proper spacing


poly A tail enhances the level of translation of the mRNA by -
answer enhancing the recuitment of key translation initiation
factors


each tRNA recognizes - answer a particular codon


all tRNAs end at the - answer 3' terminus, with sequence 5'-CCA-3'

, 3' end of tRNA is the site that - answer is attached to the next
amino acid


tRNAs have unique structures, including - answer pseudouridine
and dihydrouridine
hypoxanthine, thymine, and methylguanine


cells lacking in the modified bases found in tRNA have shown -
answer reduced rates of growth


acceptor stem - answer site of attachment of the amino acid


psi-U stem - answer characteristic of unusual bases


D stem - answer has dihydrouridines in this group


anticodon stem - answer contains the anticodon


anticodon is always bracketed on the 3' end by a - answer purine


anticodon is always bracketed on the 5' end by a - answer uracil


the tertiary structure of tRNA is - answer L shaped


the secondary structure of tRNA is - answer cloverleaf shaped

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