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Ways in which RNA is processed in eukaryotic cells. - ANS✅✅1. 5' cap

2. Splicing

3. Polyadenine tail



The component(s) of an mRNA's 5' cap - ANS✅✅7-methyl guanosine

5'-5' triphosphate linkage



The mechanism that attracts various machinery to modify pre-mRNA - ANS✅✅Phosphorylation
state of CTD tail



Functions of the 5' mRNA cap - ANS✅✅1. Protection from 5' exonucleases

2. Increased ribosomal recognition



Experiments that revealed the genes-in-pieces hypothesis - ANS✅✅DNA-mRNA hybdridization
revealing R-loops



Contents of the spliceosome - ANS✅✅1. pre-mRNA

2. snRNPs (e.g., Ux riboproteins)

3. Additional splicing factors



First step of splicing reaction - ANS✅✅U2-BBP exchange



Second step of splicing reaction - ANS✅✅U6-U1 exchange to bring the U4-6 complex onto the pre-
mRNA



Third step of splicing reaction - ANS✅✅U4 ejection, creation of active site by U2 and U6



Fourth step of splicing reaction - ANS✅✅U5 hydrolyzes ATP to join ends of exons

, Components of the E phase of the spliceosome - ANS✅✅U1, BBP, etc.



Components of the A phase of the spliceosome - ANS✅✅U1, U2, etc.



Components of the B phase of the spliceosome - ANS✅✅U2, U4-6



Components of the C phase of the spliceosome - ANS✅✅U2, U5, U6



Example(s) of alternative splicing from class - ANS✅✅Dscam, troponin T



Enzyme responsible for adding amino acids to tRNA molecules - ANS✅✅Aminoacyl-tRNA
synthetase



Definition of an ORF - ANS✅✅A section of *mRNA* bounded by start and stop codons



Definition of polycistronic - ANS✅✅A type of mRNA that contains multiple ORFs; typical of
prokaryotes



Definition of monocistronic - ANS✅✅A type of mRNA that contains *only one* ORFs; typical in
eukaryotes



Prokaryotic RBS - ANS✅✅Shine-Dalgarno sequence



The first amino acid in a prokaryotic polypeptide chain - ANS✅✅*f*Met



Five common features of *all* tRNAs - ANS✅✅1. 3' overhang (CCA)

2. Dihydrouridine loop

3. Pseudouridine loop

4. Presence of a variable loop

5. Anticodon loop



Function(s) of aminoacyl tRNA synthetases - ANS✅✅1. Adenylylation of amino acids

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