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Anticodon Arm - ANSWER--Contains nucleotides which are
complimentary to
the codon (found on
mRNA)
-Allows the tRNA to bind
mRNA
Amino Acid Arm - ANSWER--Contains the amino acid (which
is represent by
the
codon)
Initiation - ANSWER--
Translation starts -Everything
comes together: mRNA tRNA
rRNA
Elongation - ANSWER--Polypeptide chain
gets longer:
, -Ribosome moves down the
Mrna
-As ribosome moves amino acids are added to the
polypeptide chain
Termination - ANSWER--Translation ends
-Ribosomal encounters stop codon
-Everything breaks apart and goes it separate way.
-Polypeptide chains enters Rough ER
After Termination - ANSWER--goes into rough er to become 2nd,
3rd and 4th (if
needed)
structure
-THEN goes to Golgi to be
modified/packaged
3 Transport Systems - ANSWER--passive transport
-active transport
-
endocytosis/exocytosis
Passive transport - ANSWER--Process in which no energy is
required because
solute is moving from high [solute] to low [solute] (down
it's concentration
gradient)