Initiation Process In Translation In Protein Synthesis

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Bacterial Chemotherapy Part 1 Blocking of Antibiotic Transport Inactivation of Antibiotics OR Enzymatic Detoxification Bypass Mechanisms Inhibition of Protein Synthesis Stages of Translation in Protein Synthesis Initiation Process in Translation in Protein Synthesis Elongation Process in Translation in Protein Synthesis Termination Process in Translation in Protein Synthesis

Initiation Process In Translation In Protein Synthesis

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(a) mRNA binding. mRNA is attached to the 30S complex. Initiation factors IF-3 and Mg++ arc required.

(b) fMet-tRNA binding. fMet-tRNA is attached to the initiation codon A.UG of mRNA. Initiation factors IF-1 and IF-2 and GTP are required.

(c) Subunit junction. The above complex is attached to the 50S subunit to form the complete imitation complex (70S).

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