Multiple Choice
What is produced in the process of translation?
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15. Gene Expression
Introduction to Translation
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What is the path of a tRNA through the ribosome during translation?
A
A site -> P site -> E site
B
A site -> E site -> P site
C
P site -> A site -> E site
D
E site -> A site -> P site
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Understand the role of tRNA in translation: tRNA molecules bring amino acids to the ribosome, where proteins are synthesized.
Identify the three sites on the ribosome: A site (Aminoacyl site), P site (Peptidyl site), and E site (Exit site).
Recognize the sequence of tRNA movement: Initially, a tRNA carrying an amino acid enters the A site.
Next, the tRNA moves to the P site, where its amino acid is added to the growing polypeptide chain.
Finally, the tRNA, now without an amino acid, moves to the E site before exiting the ribosome.
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