6. RNA ___________________ is post-transcriptional alteration of
sequences in mRNAs.
10. RNA splicing involves two __________
reactions?
14. Peptide bond formation in translation occurs by an
_______________catalyzed reaction
17. The protein kinase Raf phosphorylates the protein kinase
_______, which then phosphorylates (on both threonine and tyrosine
residues) ______________________________.
18. Expression of the immediate early genes triggers the
expression of a battery of other downstream genes called
________________________________________________.
Briefly compare the mechanism of RNA transcription to any RNA
splicing mechanism. You should draw chemical structures (with
suitable abbreviations) for full credit.
How many products are formed if the bromination reaction
proceeds through the bromonium ion intermediate? How many products
are formed if the reaction proceeds through a resonance stabilized
cationic intermediate instead? Can you draw the mechanisms and
products? What is the stereochemical relationship between the
products formed in the reaction?
1. Draw all the resonance forms for the arenium ion (cation
intermediate) formed during the nitration of methyl benzoate.
2. Draw all the resonance forms for the arenium ion formed
during the nitration of acetanilide.
(please write clear, I am an older lady :)) thanks. will
rate
What is the rate law for the following mechanism? What is the
intermediate in this reaction?
1.) 2NO(g) ---> N2O2(g)
fast)
2.) N2O2(g)+H2(g)
----> N2O(g)+H2O(g) (slow)
a.
rate = k[NO]2, N2O2
b.
rate = k[NO]2[H2], NO
c.
rate = k[N2O2], NO
d.
rate = k[NO]2[H2],
N2O2
Briefly explain how alternative patterns of RNA splicing
give rise to multiple isoforms of proteins. Why is this an
important form of post-transcriptional regulation?