Q. In a synergistic model of initiation which of the following factor doesn’t directly lead to initiation?

View solution

Q. Which of the following acts as a GAP during translation?

View solution

Q. In an experiment with the effect of insulin on the protein synthesis, which of the factors doesn’t play a role?

View solution

Q. Mitogens can control translation efficiency by acting on _____________ factor which ___________

View solution

Q. IRE-BP does not bind to _______________

View solution

Q. The AU rich regions on the stem loop structure of IRE ____________

View solution

Q. In Eukaryotes the region between 1st AUG and 5’-G cap is known as ___________

View solution

Q. Which of the following will effectively cause normal translation from an initiation AUG, blocked by a strong AUG upstream?

View solution

Q. A frame shift mutation can lead to alternate proteins.

View solution

Q. What is the final factor in eukaryotes that releases the peptide and ribosome?

View solution

Q. During translation RF1 recognizes the stop codon UGA and translation come to a halt as RF3 is called in.

View solution

Q. EF2 structurally mimics_______

View solution

Q. The eukaryotic initiation codon recognizes________

View solution

Q. What is the eukaryotic homologue for EF-G?

View solution

Q. Which factors lead to disassociation of the ribosomal subunits?

View solution

Q. Which factor or factors lead to the ultimate disassembly of the ribosomal complex?

View solution

Q. Binding of RF3.GTP to the ribosome helps in release of the ____________

View solution

Q. Which of these factors can recognize the UAA stop codon?

View solution

Q. How many factors play a role in termination of translation?

View solution

Q. If a peptide is 160 amino acids long, How many GTP and ATP molecules does it use for elongation?

View solution