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| Proteins that assist a newly formed polypeptide in folding |
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| Events that end transcription or translation |
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| The enzyme that genertes the dehydrolysis reactionneeded to link amino acids together during translation |
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| Events that elongate either the RNA or polypeptide chain |
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| Term used for multiple ribosomes on the same mRNA transcript |
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| Type of RNA that carries the amino acid to the correct site on the ribosome |
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| Start of transcription of translation |
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| Three nucleotide sequence found on tRNA that is complimentary to the codon on mRNA |
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| subunit of the ribosome that holds the tRNA in place |
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| The term used for the 5' modification of an mRNA |
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| Events that end transcription or translation |
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| Three nucleotide sequence in mRNA that codes for a specific amino acid |
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| A box of DNA sequence located in the promoter of most genes where transcription factors bind |
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Often Proteins must be
_________ in the golgi or ER before they become functional |
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| term used for removal of introns |
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| coding region of a primary transcript |
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| subunit of the ribosome that holds the mRNA |
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| converting the code of DNA into RNA by RNA polymerase |
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| The number of different amio acids |
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| the energy used for translationelongation is ____. |
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| The term for the tailmodification of an mRNA transcript |
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| Converting the code of RNA into protein by ribosomes |
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| Post-translational modifications help prevent __________ by enzymes |
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| Enzyme that removes the introns from the primary transcript |
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| How many different combinations are possible using the three nucleotide codon system |
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| the first codon is always this sequence |
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| The frame where codons are read in groups of three is called the ___________ frame |
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| Region of a gene that is recognized by RNA polymerase. Where initiation begins |
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| small nuclear ribonuclear particles that make up a splicosome |
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| non-coding region in a primary transcript |
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