Which of the following is always true of ribosomes? aM I CORRECT?

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Which of the following is always true of ribosomes?

aM I CORRECT?

Which of the following is always true of ribosomes?
During translation initiation, the first tRNA (methionyl tRNA) is located in the A site when the large subunit associates with the small
O1. subunit.
The small ribosomal subunit is composed of only rRNA, while the large ribosomal subunit is composed of both rRNA and protein.
O I.
During translation elongation, TRNAS enter at the P site, then transfer polypeptides to a new tRNA in the E site.
O II.
During translation elongation, new tRNAS enter at the A site, then the growing polypeptide is catalytically added to the amino acid on the
IV. newly entered tRNA.
Ribosomes are not able to synthesize ribosomal proteins.
Ov.
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following is always true of ribosomes? During translation initiation, the first tRNA (methionyl tRNA) is located in the A site when the large subunit associates with the small O1. subunit. The small ribosomal subunit is composed of only rRNA, while the large ribosomal subunit is composed of both rRNA and protein. O I. During translation elongation, TRNAS enter at the P site, then transfer polypeptides to a new tRNA in the E site. O II. During translation elongation, new tRNAS enter at the A site, then the growing polypeptide is catalytically added to the amino acid on the IV. newly entered tRNA. Ribosomes are not able to synthesize ribosomal proteins. Ov.
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