translation mechinary

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Defination of translation
Components of translational machinery
1)Transfer RNA
2)Aminoacyl tRNA synthetase
3)Ribosomes
4)Messenger RNA
PROKARYOTIC TRANSLATION
EUKARYOTIC TRANSLATION
NECESSITY OF TRANSLATION
CONCLUSION


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By
KAUSHAL KUMAR SAHU
Assistant Professor (Ad Hoc)
Department of Biotechnology
Govt. Digvijay Autonomous P. G. College
Raj-Nandgaon ( C. G. )

Definationoftranslation
Componentsoftranslationalmachinery
1)TransferRNA
2)AminoacyltRNAsynthetase
3)Ribosomes
4)MessengerRNA
PROKARYOTIC TRANSLATION
EUKARYOTICTRANSLATION
NECESSITYOFTRANSLATION
CONCLUSION

TheprocessbywhichmessengerRNAis
translatedintoproteins.
or
Theprocessinwhichthegeneticinformation
presentsinanmRNAmoleculespecifiesthe
sequenceofaminoacidduringprotein
synthesis.

Itbasicallyincludesfollowingcomponents-
1)TransferRNA
2)AminoacyltRNAsynthetase
3)Ribosomes
4)MessengerRNA

AllcellscontainasetoftransferRNAs(tRNAs),
eachofwhichisasmallRNAmoleculelength
between70and90nucleotides
EachhavingatleastonetypeoftRNAassignedto
it.Beforeanaminoacidisattachedbyitscarboxyl
endtothe3'endofanappropriatetRNA
molecule.Linkingcovalentlytheaminoacidtoa
tRNAcontainingthecorrectanticodons

EachtRNAmoleculerecognizesaspecificcodon.
Transferribonucleicacid(tRNA)isprimarily
synthesizedfromtRNAgenethroughtranscription
byRNApolymerase.
SynthesisoftRNAisregulatedbypromoter
activityandspecificfactors(ppGppand/or
pppGppinprokaryotesandMaf1ineukaryotes)
dependingonthenutrientconditionofthecell.

PrimarytranscriptsoftRNAgenescontain50and
30extrasequences,whichareremovedbyasetof
responsiblenucleases.
InsomecasestRNAtranscriptscontainintrons,
whicharesplicedoutbyaspecificendonuclease
andtheresultanttwofragmentsarejoinedby
RNAligasess

theloopclosesttothe5'endiscalledthe
dihydrouridinearm(Darm),ascontains
dihydrouridinebases,(unusualnucleotides
commononlytotRNA).
Theloopclosesttothe3'endiscalledtheTarm,
afteritssequenceofthymine-pseudouridine-
cytosine(pseudouridineisalsoanunusualbase).

bottomloopofthecloverleafcontainsthe
anticodon,whichbindscomplementarilytothe
mRNAcodon.
Atthe3'endofthetRNAmolecule,extendsa
threenucleotideacceptorsiteincludingafree-OH
group.
sAspecifictRNAbindstoaspecificaminoacid
throughitsacceptorarms.

sometRNAmoleculescanbindtotwoorthree
differentcodons.3'endoftheanticodonismore
spatiallyconfinedthanthe5'endresultingthe5'endof
theanticodonfreetohydrogenbondwithseveralbase
groupslocatedatthe3'positionofthecodon.Thisidea
iscalledthewobblehypothesis.The5'positionis
calledthewobblepositionbecauseitcanmoveThe
wobblehypothesismeansthatifthefirstandsecond
positionsarethesame.

TheattachmentofaminoacidstospecifictRNAsis
mediatedbyagroupofenzymescalledaminoacyltRNA
synthetase(PaulZamecnik,andMahlonHoaglandin1957)
aminoacid+ATP→aminoacyl-AMP+Pp
i
aminoacyl-AMP+tRNA→aminoacyl-tRNA+AMP
Sumof1and2:aminoacid+tRNA+ATP→aminoacyl-
tRNA+AMP+PP
i

ClassI
hastwohighlyconservedsequencemotifs
usuallymonomericordimeric.
ClassII
hasthreehighlyconservedsequencemotifs
usuallydimericortetrameric

Bothclassesofaminoacyl-tRNAsynthetases
aremultidomainproteins.
AnaaRSconsistsofacatalyticdomain(where
boththeabovereactionstakeplace)
Ananticodonbindingdomain(which
interactsmostlywiththeanticodonregionof
thetRNAandensuresbindingofthecorrect
tRNAtotheaminoacid).

FirstobservedbyRomaniancellbiologist
GeorgePalade(1950)Theterm"ribosome"was
proposedbyscientistRichardB.Robertsin
1958
Ribosomesarethesitesofproteinsynthesisin
bothprokaryoticandeukaryoticcells.
RibosomesaremadefromcomplexesofRNAs
andproteinscalledribonucleoproteins.

Inbacterialcells,ribosomesaresynthesizedinthe
cytoplasmthroughthetranscriptionofmultipleribosome
geneoperon.
FREERIBOSOMES-moveaboutanywhereinthecytosol,
butareexcludedfromthecellnucleusandotherorganelles.
MEMBERANE BOUND RIBOSOMESWhenaribosome
beginstosynthesizeproteinsthatareneededinsome
organelles,theribosomemakingthisproteincanbecome
"membrane-bound".-

Prokaryotes
70Sribosomes,
small(30S) large(50S)
subunit.
16SRNAsubunit 5SRNA,
23S
Eukaryotes
80Sribosomes,
small(40S) large(60S)
subunit.18S 5,5.8,28sRNA

TheribosomecontainsthreeRNAbinding
sites,designatedA,PandE.
TheAsitebindsanaminoacyl-tRNA(atRNA
boundtoanaminoacid)
thePsitebindsapeptidyl-tRNA(atRNA
boundtothepeptidebeingsynthesized)
andtheEsitebindsafreetRNAbeforeitexits
theribosome.
s

Blueprintofproteinreproduction.
TranscribedfromDNA
mRNAtransfersgeneticinformationfromthe
cellnucleusintotheprotein-producing
ribosomeslocatedinthecytoplasm.
Eachcodoncorrespondstoaspecificamino
acid,andthesequenceofcodonsendswitha
codonthathasastopsignal.

Itisanimmaturesinglestrandofmessenger
ribonucleicacid(mRNA).
synthesizedfromaDNAtemplateinthecell
nucleusbytranscription.
comprisesthebulkofheterogeneousnuclear
RNA(hnRNA).
ThetermhnRNAisoftenusedasasynonym
forpre-mRNA..

Initiationoftranslationinprokaryotesinvolvesthe
assemblyofthecomponentsofthetranslation
systemwhichare:
thetworibosomalsubunits(50S&30Ssubunits)
themRNAtobetranslated,thefirst(formyl)
aminoacyltRNA(thetRNAchargedwiththefirst
aminoacid),
GTP(asasourceofenergy),
threeinitiationfactors(IF1,IF2,andIF3)which
helptheassemblyoftheinitiationcomplex.

startswhenthefmet-tRNAentersthePsite,causinga
conformationalchangeopeningtheAsiteforthenew
aminoacyl-tRNAtobind.
bindingisfacilitatedbyelongationfactor-Tu(EF-Tu),
asmallGTPase
ThegrowingpolypeptideconnectedtothetRNAin
thePsiteisdetachedfromthetRNAinthePsiteanda
peptidebondisformedbetweenthelastaminoacidsof
thepolypeptideandtheaminoacidstillattachedtothe
tRNAintheAsite.

Thisprocess,knownaspeptidebondformation,is
catalyzedbyaribozyme
TheAsitehasthenewlyformedpeptide,whilethe
PsitehasanunchargedtRNA(tRNAwithno
aminoacids).ThenewlyformedpeptideintheA
sitetRNAisknownasdipeptideandthewhole
assemblyiscalleddipeptidyl-tRNA.

Terminationoccurswhenoneofthethreetermination
codonsmovesintotheAsite,recognizedbyproteins
calledreleasefactorsnamelyRF1(recognizingthe
UAAandUAGstopcodons)orRF2(recognizingthe
UAAandUGAstopcodons).
Thesefactorstriggerthehydrolysisoftheesterbondin
peptidyl-tRNAandthereleaseofthenewly
synthesizedproteinfromtheribosome.
AthirdreleasefactorRF-3catalyzesthereleaseofRF-1
andRF-2attheendoftheinitiation

TheinitiationfactorseIF4EandeIF4G,inassociation
witheIF4AandeIF4B,thenbringthemRNAtothe40S
ribosomalsubunit,witheIF4GinteractingwitheIF3.
The40Sribosomalsubunit,inassociationwiththe
boundmethionyltRNAandelFs,thenscansthe
mRNAtoidentifytheAUGinitiationcodon.
WhentheAUGcodonisreached,eIF5triggersthe
hydrolysisofGTPboundtoeIF2.Initiationfactors
(includingeIF2boundtoGDP)arethenreleased,
anda60Ssubunitbindstothe40Ssub-unittoformthe
80Sinitiationcomplexofeukaryoticcells.

Duringchainelongation,eachadditional
aminoacidisaddedtothenascentpolypeptide
chaininathree-stepmicrocycle
positioningthecorrectaminoacyl-tRNAinthe
Asiteoftheribosome
formingthepeptidebond
shiftingthemRNAbyonecodonrelativeto
theribosome.

theribosomeengagesinaprocesscalled
translocation:
spurredbyelongationfactors,theribosome
movesthreenucleotidesinthe3'primedirection
alongthemRNA.
Inotherwords,theribosomemovessothatanew
mRNAcodonisaccessibleintheAsite.

Terminationofelongationisdependenton
eukaryoticreleasefactor.
Aterminationcodon(e.g.,UAA)attheAsite
isrecognizedbyareleasefactorratherthanby
atRNA.
Theresultisthereleaseofthecompleted
polypeptidechain,followedbythedissociation
oftRNAandmRNAfromtheribosome.

Itisthemostessentialprocessforthe
conversionofmRNAtoproteinwithoutwhich
nogenewouldbeabletocodeanyfunctional
protein,whichformsthebasisofmanycellular
andmetabolicprocesses.

Thetranslationalmachineryistheconserved
part,aidsintheconversionofthelanguageof
mRNAtothelanguageoffunctionalprotein.
Thisisthemostessentialeventfortheproper
codingbygenesforthevariousmetabolicand
cellularaspectsofbody.

The cell: A molecular approach by Cooper –
Hausmann
Cell and Molecular Biology by Gerald Karp
Internet source
www.translationwiki.com
www.translationsparknotes.com