Ribosomes elongate peptide chains in three stages reaction cycle. Which is the correct order?Group of answer choicesTranslocation, Transpeptidation, DecodingTranspeptidation, Transamination, TranslocationDecoding, Translocation, TransaminationDecoding, Transpeptidation, TranslocationTranspeptidation, Condensation, Acylation
Question
Ribosomes elongate peptide chains in three stages reaction cycle. Which is the correct order?Group of answer choicesTranslocation, Transpeptidation, DecodingTranspeptidation, Transamination, TranslocationDecoding, Translocation, TransaminationDecoding, Transpeptidation, TranslocationTranspeptidation, Condensation, Acylation
Solution
The correct order for the three stages of the ribosome reaction cycle is:
- Decoding
- Transpeptidation
- Translocation
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