in-a-eukaryotic-cell-what-would-happen-if-the-initiator-trna-failed-to-bind-meth

Question

In a eukaryotic cell, what would happen if the initiator tRNA failed to bind methionine during translation initiation?

Accepted Answer

Translation would not initiate, as methionine is required to start protein synthesis.

Answer

Translation would proceed normally.

Answer

The ribosome would not be able to locate the start codon.

Answer

The ribosome would skip the first codon and start at the second codon.