Problem Set 4 on Central Dogma
ChemicalBiology03 Fall2009 Goutte
Problem Set 4 on Central Dogma
(dueMondayOct.19th,inclassorby5:00pminProf.Goutte'soffice)
1. DefinethefollowingtermsastheyareusedinregularEnglishlanguageANDgivethespecial meaningeachtermhaswhenappliedtothelivingcell.
a. Replication b. transcription c. translation d. splicing
2. Nowforsomenumbers...
a. HowmanydifferenttypesofnucleotidesarefoundinRNA? b. Howmanydifferenttypesofaminoacidsarefoundinproteins? c. Howmanynucleotidesareneededtocodeforasingleaminoacid? d. Howmanydifferentcodonsarethereinthegeneticcode? e. Howmanycodonscodeforaminoacids? 3. Myoglobinis153aminoacidslong. a. Whatwouldbetheminimumnumberofnucleotidesrequiredtoencodemyoglobin? b. WhymightthesizeofthemyoglobinprimaryRNAtranscriptbelargerthanyouranswer
above?
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4. Usethegeneticcodetoidentifywhichofthefollowingnucleotidesequenceswouldcodefor thepolypeptidesequencearginine-glycine-aspartate:
a. 5'-AGAGGAGAU-3' b. 5'-ACACCCACU-3' c. 5'-GGGAAAUUU-3' d. 5'-CGGGGUGAC-3'
5. Explainwhyifyouaregivenaproteinsequence,youcannotpredicttheexactRNAsequence thatwasusedbythecelltogeneratethatsequence. 6. Considerthehypotheticalproteinrepresentedbysingleletteraminoaciddesignations: A-M-H-E-R-S-T. a. ProposeoneRNAsequencethatcouldencodethissequence(don'tworryaboutstart codonsforthisexercise).
b. CanyoufigureoutmathematicallyhowmanydifferentRNAsequencescouldcodefor thisminiprotein?
7. Hereisthebeginningofaprotein-encodinggenesequence.
5'-ATGAAGTTTGGCACTTAA-3' 3'-TACTTCAAACCGTGAATT-5'
a. GivetheRNAtranscriptthatwouldbetranscribedoffofthebottomstrand: b. TranslatethisRNAsequenceintoaproteinsequence. c. GivetheRNAtranscriptthatwouldbetranscribedoffofthetopstrand: d. TranslatethisRNAsequenceintoaproteinsequence.
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#7continued e. Let'sassumethatthebottomstrandisthestrandthatisusedasatemplatestrand whenthisgenegetstranscribed.Whatwouldbetheeffectonthefinalprotein productifamutationcausedthefollowingsinglebase-pairinsertion:
5'-ATGAAGATTTGGCACTTAA-3' 3'-TACTTCTAAACCGTGAATT-5'
f. Whatwouldbetheeffectonthefinalproteinproductifamutationcausedthe followingsinglebase-pairsubstitution:
5'-ATGAAGTTCGGCACTTAA-3' 3'-TACTTCAAGCCGTGAATT-5'
g. Whatwouldbetheeffectonthefinalproteinproductifamutationcausedthe followingsinglebase-pairsubstitution:
5'-ATGAAGTTTCGCACTTAA-3' 3'-TACTTCAAAGCGTGAATT-5'
h. Whatwouldbetheeffectonthefinalproteinproductifamutationcausedthe followingsinglebase-pairsubstitution:
5'-ATGTAGTTTGGCACTTAA-3' 3'-TACATCAAACCGTGAATT-5'
i. Whichoftheabovemutation(s)wouldyouexpecttobethemostsevereintermsof theoveralleffectonthepersoncarryingsuchamutation?Explain.
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