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mitochondrial translation #7
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Just updated our mitochondrial ribosome gene groups with Steven's help. Will add them once I've got a handle on the OXPHOS assembly factors |
mitochondrial tRNA ligases
Not that tRNA ligases are a bit random. Sometimes there is one for each location (cytosol and mitochondrion), and sometimes there is a signal peptide which is sometimes cleaved and sometimes not. |
The rest of mitochondrial translation (without tRNAs)
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I started a model Tasks
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I think we addressed most of the fly mito translation factor issues in this paper: |
that's handy. We have this for pombe https://iubmb.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/iub.2801 Then there are the "upstream" regulators, figure 4 (Mainly PPR repeat proteins). I am not sure what the activities of these should be. The authors call them 'translation activators' but I'm not sure if they are activators in the GO sense, and would need to be able to supply their specific RNA inputs |
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The mitochondrial mRNAs have mRNA specific activators. UNfortunately these don't appear to be conserved between species (the gene products are conserved but he targets appear to be different, which is odd. GENERAL TRANSLATION FACTORS
FACTORS SPECIFICALLY AFFECTING COX1 TRANSLATION IN ANY SPECIES (from xxx intro)
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Add this later: |
Noctua modelling questions
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Ah! I see - my gut feeling is that if they don't belong to another 'process' and are needed for translation, then they are part of translation and prob need to widen the defintion - but would be good to see how this models and see a workable solution. |
Agree; these are definitely 'part of' translation. They are doing tasks like acting as adaptors between the TIFss and the SSU, or even adaptors for the mRNAs, so they are pretty central to the process! |
Adding a list our gene groups for mitochodrial translation related gene groups, some are going to be updated next release: MITOCHONDRIAL TRANSFER RNAS |
Looking at MTG1 and MTG2: At the moment has yeast and human mitochondrial translation/reg of mitochondrial translation terms. |
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Hopefully, won't be too hard. In terms of annotations for MTG1, looks like just Exp annotations for human and sc. For MTG2 human needs sorting, sc has cytoplasmic translation but description says "Putative GTPase; member of the Obg family; peripheral protein of the mitochondrial inner membrane that associates with the large ribosomal subunit; required for mitochondrial translation, possibly via a role in ribosome assembly" |
Hi @Antonialock can you fix the annotations for MTG1 (Q9BT17) and MTG2 (Q9H4K7) for UniProt? Looks like only one paper PMID:23396448. |
I updated pombe Mtg1/2 to |
They are matrix proteins but are loosely associated with inner membrane, so seems to be why there are mixed annotations. Not really sure what would be correct to do here - I went with matrix. |
Yeah I went with Matrix (it seems everything is "loosely associated with the membrane in the matrix!" |
Other genes outside of the Gene Groups that are annotated to 'regulation of mitochondrial translation'
Rejects: removed reg |
Made ticket for ribsome assmebly factors #12 so we they don't get lost |
mitochondria large subunit
mitochondria small subunit
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