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E, P - 5' end of mature mRNA starts with Triphosphate in both.
E, - primary mRNA transcript inactive in eukaryote not In prokaryotes because prokaryotes have transcription coupled translation without any modifications in mrna but eukaryote need modifications like capping, splicing, poly A tailing.
- P ; prokaryotes requires rho protein for transaction temination.
2. A. 18:0 steric acid then 16:0 palmitic acid has higher melting point.
Melting point decrease with the increase of double bond.
3. ∆G° of Isomerization between Enantiomer is 0 ( zero)
4. 40s and 60s eibosomal subunit form the 80s ribosome found in eukaryote.
40s is smaller subunit has tRNA binding sites like A site P site and E site.
60s is larger subunit has peptidal transferase activity.
5. U1 spliciosome binds at 5' splice site.
U2AF Sliciosome component binds at 3' end of splicing site. And short sequence of G, U, repeat markse the 5' spicing site.
Short sequence of A, G, Repeat mark the 3' splicing site.
6. T ribosomes contains many different protein like L27 protein help in translation, factor binding domain protein which has GTPase activity.
F catalytic machinery of ribosomes also depends on rna molecules as 30s subunit of prokaryotes have 16s rRNA which makes complementary with sine dalgarno sequence of the mRNA.
F there are three binding site for aminoacyl tRNA
a. A site at which newly incoming aminoacyl tRNA binding takes place.
b. P site at which peptidal tRNA are present.
c. E site tRNA without amino acid.
There are six type of integral membrane protein.
Type II protein contain single transmembrane region with N terminus facing towards cytosol and c terminus towards out side.
Type III membrane protein made up of single polypeptide and Crosses the membrane multiple times.
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