80S ribosome 55S ribosome Large ribosomal subunit Small ribosomal subunit III E III E A complex of rRNA held in a protein scaffold that interacts with mRNA and tRNA to produce protein AUG initiator. Beadle and Tatum's hypothesis that was invalida by the concept of alternative splicing. TAA or TAG or TGA when they are considered in th location on sense DNA.
80S ribosome 55S ribosome Large ribosomal subunit Small ribosomal subunit III E III E A complex of rRNA held in a protein scaffold that interacts with mRNA and tRNA to produce protein AUG initiator. Beadle and Tatum's hypothesis that was invalida by the concept of alternative splicing. TAA or TAG or TGA when they are considered in th location on sense DNA.
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Transcribed Image Text:80S ribosome
55S ribosome
Large ribosomal subunit
Small ribosomal subunit
III
|||
A complex of rRNA held in a protein scaffold that
Interacts with mRNA and tRNA to produce proteins.
AUG initiator.
Beadle and Tatum's hypothesis that was invalidated
by the concept of alternative splicing.
TAA or TAG or TGA when they are considered in their
location on sense DNA.
Transcribed Image Text:'One gene one polypeptide' hypothesis
Translation
START codon
STOP codon(s)
Ribosome
70S ribosome
I
III
III
||||
III
Contains an A and P and E channel for synthesizing
proteins.
Unique size of eukaryotic cytoplasmic ribosomes.
Turning mRNA into a protein with the help of tRNA
and a ribosome.
Unique size of human mitochondrial ribosomes.
Unique size of prokaryotic ribosomes.
Binds to mRNA and initiating factors and contains a
reading frame that helps decode transcripts.
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