Biochemistry
Biochemistry
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ISBN: 9781319114671
Author: Lubert Stryer, Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Gregory J. Gatto Jr.
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
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1. The figure below shows the ribosome elongation cycle in translation. Label the features indicated in the bubbles provided: 5' (GTP) EPA START next round codon recognition GDP GDP IT ΕΡΑ translocation pooooo activation of GTPase GTP mutuu ΕΡΑ GDP EPA GTP ΕΡΑ GTP hydrolysis GTP hydrolysis GDP GTP wwwww ΕΡΑ ΕΡΑ (GTP) tRNA rejection (start over) accommodation peptidyl transferase EPA What is wrong with this part of the figure?
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Transcribed Image Text:1. The figure below shows the ribosome elongation cycle in translation. Label the features indicated in the bubbles provided: 5' (GTP) EPA START next round codon recognition GDP GDP IT ΕΡΑ translocation pooooo activation of GTPase GTP mutuu ΕΡΑ GDP EPA GTP ΕΡΑ GTP hydrolysis GTP hydrolysis GDP GTP wwwww ΕΡΑ ΕΡΑ (GTP) tRNA rejection (start over) accommodation peptidyl transferase EPA What is wrong with this part of the figure?
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