BMB 401 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Ribose 5-Phosphate, Furanose, Hypoxanthine

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Nucleotides 4.1
DNA replication, RNA transcription (DNA RNA) and translation (RNA protein)
Thermodynamics explain why the structure is the way it is
4.1a Chemical Structures
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o Nucleotides are building blocks of DNA and RNA
o Made up of nitrogenous base, (deoxy)ribose sugar and phosphate group(s)
Base can be purine (A,G,I) or pyrimidines (C,T,U)
DNA = AGCT and RNA = AGCU (tRNA has I)
o Remember base is not building block, nucleotides are!
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o Nucleoside = furanose ring (5) sugar + nitrogenous base (aromatic ring)
o Nucleotide = above + 1 or more phosphate groups (on sugar)
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o Nucleotides are derivatives of purine or pyrimidines
o Purine is pyrimidine + imidazole
o N = nucleotide R = purine and Y = pyrimidine
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o Purine = 2 rings and pyrimidines are 1 ring
o Hypoxanthine (I) is found in tRNA and I is deaminated form of A and binds to U
and it is critical for Wobble in RNA but it is bad in DNA
o ‘NA doest eoe doule heli due to the riose preetig that
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o See ribose has been reduced at position 2 (OH H) to make deoxyribose
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o ‘iouleotide  OH ad deoriouleotide has -H (reduced)
o Base liked to -C of sugar through N-glycosidic bond
o Phosphate group added at  or 5 phosphoester od to reate hole
nucleotide
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o Have to specify how many phosphates in name with nucleoside
o Nuleotides hae phosphate groups added at 5-O or -O
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o See ho ases hage ae if oleule oud to N of the ase is H add ie
eept urail, riose add sie or die ad riose phosphate take ae ith
ribose + mono/di/tri phosphate)
o Same for deoxy with H but if now deoxyribose name changes
If deoxyribose phosphate AMP now names dAMP
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4. 1: dna replication, rna transcription (dna rna) and translation (rna protein, thermodynamics explain why the structure is the way it is. Involved in lipid biosynthesis: 19 utp, u as the base and ribo instead of deoxyribo again. In redox reactions like nad: 23 coa, base, sugar a(cid:374)d a = it(cid:859)s a (cid:374)u(cid:272)leotide (cid:271)ut coa has lots of stuff atta(cid:272)hed to (cid:1006) phosphate. Involved in oxidation of pyruvate and fatty acid oxidation. In cytosol and diffuse into nucleus: purine ribonuceotides builds i on site on r5p to make imp which can be converted to amp and gmp, puri(cid:374)e deo(cid:454)(cid:455)ri(cid:271)o(cid:374)u(cid:272)leotides (cid:271)ut (cid:449)e do(cid:374)(cid:859)t (cid:374)eed dimp so o(cid:374)l(cid:455) (cid:373)ake datp a(cid:374)d dgtp. To get this redu(cid:272)e sugar at (cid:1006)(cid:859) fro(cid:373) oh h: 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, r5p imp (inosine monophosphate) (nucleotide, r5p activated by atp to make prpp and becomes backbone to build imp. 4. 1: 34 pyrimidine synthesis (single ring) (u c t)

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