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H protein synthesis
• H1 The genetic code
• H2
Protein synthesis(translation) in prok
aryotes
• H3 Translation in eukaryotes
• H4 Protein targeting
• H5 Protein glycosylation


H1 The genetic code







The genetic code is a triplet code
The genetic code is degenerate
Universality of the genetic code
Reading frames
Open reading frames


Triplet code
• The nucleotide sequence of the
mRNA is colinear with the amino acid
sequence of the polypeptide in
encodes. The relationship between
them is called the genetic code


• 5’---3’
N terminal-----C terminal







The three nucleotides in group called codons
43=64 codons
Initiation codon (AUG)
stop codon ( UAA, UAG,UGA)


Triplet code


The genetic code is degenerate
• 64 codons ,but only 20 amino
acids,so that ,a single amino acid is
coded for by several different
codons, that is degenerate.
• Synonyms:different codons specify
the same amino acid


• Codon and anticodon: a triplet of bases in a
specific tRNA molecule.each base is the codon
base –pairs with its complementary base in the

anticodon.
• Wobble base-pairing


Degeneracy of the genetic code


Wobble rules


Universality of the genetic code
• All living organism used the
same code.
• But there are a few
differences:in mitochondrial
mRNAs, some codons have
different meanings


Different code


Reading frames


Open reading frames
• An open reading frame(ORE) is a
run of codons that starts with ATG
and ends with atermination codon,
TGA TAA or TAG.Coding regions of

genes contain relatively long OPFs
unlike noncoding DNA where ORFs
are comparatively short.


H2 translation in prokaryotes






Overview
Synthesis of aminoacyl-tRNA
Initiation of protein synthesis
Elongaion
Termination


Overview

• Translation relies upon
aminoacyl-tRNA that carry specific
amino acids and recognize the
corresponding codons in mRNA
by anticodon-codon base-pairing.


Synthesis of aminoacyltRNA(amino acid activation)
Each tRNA molecule has a cloverleaf

secondary structure consisting of
three stem loops, one of which bears
the anticodon at its end. The reaction
is called amino acid activation.



Synthesis of aminoacyl-tRNA is
crucially important for two reasons:
• First :each amino acid must be
covalently linked to a tRNA molecule in
order to take part in protein
synthesis,which depend upon the
adaptor function of tRNA.


• Second :the covalent bond is a
high energy bond that enables the
amino acid to react with the end of
the growing polypeptide chain.


The synthesis reaction occurs in
two steps
• The first step is the reaction of amino
acid and ATP to form an aminoacylAMP.
• The second step is the aminoacyl
group of aminoacyl-AMP is
transferred to the 3’end of the Trna
molecule to form aminoacyl-tRNA.



Step one


Step two:
Aminoacyl-AMP+tRNA-----aminoacyl-tRNA +AMP


Initiation of protein synthesis


fMet-tRNAfMet


Elongaion


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