MCDB 427 Lecture Notes - Lecture 19: Prokaryotic Large Ribosomal Subunit, Ribose, World Federation Of Trade Unions

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The first trna that binds is the initiating aminoacyl-trna fmet trna-fmet in the p site. We bring in another aminoacyl-trna based on the codon in the a site. It comes in through a complex with ef-tu and gtp site. Now we have to move this dipeptide over to the next side (p site) This is looking at the amino acids in the ribosome. Now the ribosome does it"s function and transfer the peptide from the p site to the a. The e site doesn"t have any amino acids. We"re only looking at the (cid:885)" of the trna which all end with cca. We see that there are amino acids on both the p and the a site. What peptidyl transferase does is that it transfers the p site peptide or polypeptide chain to the amino acid in the a site. So how do you prove that there are different sites, fmet goes to the p site and not the.

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