r RNA
Processing
Presented by Banupriya
Introduction
 Ribosome consist of r RNA (65%) and protein(35%)
 Ribosomal RNA (rRNA) :Along with numerous proteins,
helps form the large and small ribosomal subunits that
unite for translation of mRNA
 rRNAs are transcribed as large precursor molecules that
are cleaved into smaller RNA molecules by removal and
discarding of spacer sequences intervening between the
sequences of the different RNAs.
 The four rRNAs in eukaryotes are first transcribed as two
long precursor molecules. One contains just the pre-
rRNA that will be processed into the 5S rRNA; the other
spans the 28S, 5.8S, and 18 S rRNAs.
Eukaryotic ribosome
What is r RNA processing ?
 It is the process of modification, mainly through
cleavage & or splicing, of primary RNA transcripts so as
to release functional RNA molecules from them.It is
carried out by ribonucleases (RNases) that cleave RNA.
How actual r RNA processing
takes place ?
 Processing of 45s molecules occurs
inside nucleolus.
 45s molecules tightly associated
protein forming ribosome (RNPS)
 First cleavage: occurs at site I &
remove 5' terminal leader sequence, produces 41s
intermediate & 18s.
 Second cleavage: occurs 41s intermediate at site
3'generates 32s intermediate.
 Final cleavage: separation of 32s intermediate into 28. 5.8s
 Processed rRNA 28s. 5.8s & 18s
 Mature rRNAs make up 50-60% of each ribosome.
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R rna processing

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    Introduction  Ribosome consistof r RNA (65%) and protein(35%)  Ribosomal RNA (rRNA) :Along with numerous proteins, helps form the large and small ribosomal subunits that unite for translation of mRNA  rRNAs are transcribed as large precursor molecules that are cleaved into smaller RNA molecules by removal and discarding of spacer sequences intervening between the sequences of the different RNAs.  The four rRNAs in eukaryotes are first transcribed as two long precursor molecules. One contains just the pre- rRNA that will be processed into the 5S rRNA; the other spans the 28S, 5.8S, and 18 S rRNAs.
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    What is rRNA processing ?  It is the process of modification, mainly through cleavage & or splicing, of primary RNA transcripts so as to release functional RNA molecules from them.It is carried out by ribonucleases (RNases) that cleave RNA.
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    How actual rRNA processing takes place ?  Processing of 45s molecules occurs inside nucleolus.  45s molecules tightly associated protein forming ribosome (RNPS)  First cleavage: occurs at site I & remove 5' terminal leader sequence, produces 41s intermediate & 18s.  Second cleavage: occurs 41s intermediate at site 3'generates 32s intermediate.  Final cleavage: separation of 32s intermediate into 28. 5.8s  Processed rRNA 28s. 5.8s & 18s
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     Mature rRNAsmake up 50-60% of each ribosome.
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