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Questions in Translation
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- Does each subunit have its own function or just one all together?(41198 views)
- What does it mean to say a site is conserved and has a consensus sequence?(35456 views)
- What does a footprint region mean?(23980 views)
- Are the conserved sequences at the ends of mRNA that denote splicing sites considered non-translated RNA?(38613 views)
- What is the most abundant form of RNA?(203559 views)
- I understand that the 5 prime cap structure lets ribosomes know where to start protein synthesis, but I'm not sure how they provide stability to mRNA and protect from RNases.(20224 views)
- I am confused about the slide shown in class involving the simultaneous transcription and translation in bacteria. How come the mRNA appears to be almost perpendicular to the DNA strand? Isn't it transcribed along the DNA strand?(23617 views)
- Do polysomes only occur in prokaryotes? If not, then how can eukaryotes have polysomes if they are monocistronic?(36259 views)
- For translation, what are the different elongation factors used and in which of the steps is each used. I have in my notes EF-Tu, EF-G, and I think RF; not sure what they all signify though.(18391 views)
- How and where does Aminoacyl tRNA synthetase bind to tRNA?(20653 views)