Translation (mRNA to protein) | Biomolecules | MCAT | Khan Academy
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A deep dive into how mRNA is translated into proteins with the help of ribosomes and tRNA.
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This is wonderful. Thank you for a simplified version of translation. Sometimes i prefer watching these summarized videos than reading a book..But i got a question in relation to the 'E, P, A' sites how is it possible that we have an Exit on the 5' yet the mRNA is run thru the ribosome from 5' 3' direction ..Can you assist on that maybe i missed it
I think it is a mistake, the 5-3 direction should be opposite in that video to make sense. Evrything else seems to be okay.
its not a mistake. the E site is on 5' bc the ribosome is moving towards 3' but the codons are still at the same place. so the tRNA which is initially on p site shifts to the E site not bc it is moving towards 5' end but bc the ribosome is moving towards 3' end and the tRNA is still in its position.
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i think i missed a detail- does the ribosome float around and kind grab tRNA or are they drawn towards it? or what? how does the ribosome come in contact with tRNA?
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Nice video. Some people may not know but proteins make up the majority of the biopharmaceutical market for use as a therapeutic
So, theoretically all proteins start with Methionine?
Pavel Lambracht Yep. Without AUG, no translation occurs and no protein formed.
Wow. I didn't realize that.
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Most of the proteins loose the methionine residue in post-translation processing.
In eukaryotic cells and Archea. Prokaryotes use a variant called fMet
That's exactly what I thought about, and I think you are correct.
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