Protein Synthesis Type I proteins (plasma membrane) have a multiple signal sequence that doubles as the membrane anchoring sequence cleavaged N- terminal signal sequence that doubles as the membrane anchoring sequence multiple signal sequence and a hydrophobic stop transfer sequence cleavage N- terminal signal sequence and a hydrophobic stop transfer sequence multiple signal sequence that doubles as the membrane anchoring sequence cleavaged N- terminal signal sequence that doubles as the membrane anchoring sequence multiple signal sequence and a hydrophobic stop transfer sequence cleavage N- terminal signal sequence and a hydrophobic stop transfer sequence ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Protein Synthesis Protein synthesis rates in prokaryotes are limited by the rate of mRNA synthesis. If RNA synthesis occurs at the rate of 50 nucleotides/sec, then rate of protein synthesis occurs at 50 amino acids/sec 10 amino acids/sec 25 amino acids/sec 17 amino acids/sec 50 amino acids/sec 10 amino acids/sec 25 amino acids/sec 17 amino acids/sec ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Protein Synthesis Which is required for protein synthesis? rRNA tRNA mRNA All of these rRNA tRNA mRNA All of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Protein Synthesis The site on a bacterial chromosome that marks the termination point for chromosome replication is called a stem-loop a stop codon. pau ter a stem-loop a stop codon. pau ter ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Protein Synthesis The site of protein synthesis is Chromosome Ribosome Endoplasmic reticulum Nucleus Chromosome Ribosome Endoplasmic reticulum Nucleus ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Protein Synthesis Ribosomes select the correct tRNAs with the least abundant anticodons depending on their abundance in the cytosol solely on the basis of their anticodons then bind to the appropriate mRNA with the least abundant anticodons depending on their abundance in the cytosol solely on the basis of their anticodons then bind to the appropriate mRNA ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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