Place these events that occur during protein synthesis in the proper sequence
- I. II. III. IV.
An aminoacyl-tRNA binds to the A site
- I. II. III. IV.
A peptide bond forms between the new amino acid and a polypeptide chain
- I. II. III. IV.
tRNA leaves the P site and the P site remains vacant
- I. II. III. IV.
tRNA translocates (moves) to the P site
Bacterial are very responsive to changes in their environments. How can bacteria control metabolic pathways in response to changes in nutrient availability?
controlling the expression levels of key genes
feedback inhibition of key enzymes in pathways
by post-translating modifying key enzymes to control their activity
by allosteric changes in regulatory proteins
by mutating their genes in response to their environment
How do the life cycles of most fungi differ from those of plants?
fungi never produce a multicellular haploid organism
fungi do not have a diploid stage
Meiosis in fungi results in gametes, while plants produce gametes by mitosis
Meiosis occurs in fungi without a multicellular diploid offspring developing
Why are proteins so incredibly diverse in structure and function?
They are made by combining four different types of nucleic acids
They can be made out of 20 different amino acids
They contain both saturated and unsaturated fats
They are long multi-branched simple carbon chains
I.
second
II.
4th
III.
3rd
IV.
first
Place these events that occur during protein synthesis in the proper sequence
Bacterial are very responsive to changes in their environments. How can bacteria control metabolic pathways in response to changes in nutrient availability? controlling the expression levels of key genes feedback inhibition of key enzymes in pathways by post-translating modifying key enzymes to control their activity by allosteric changes in regulatory proteins by mutating their genes in response to their environment How do the life cycles of most fungi differ from those of plants?
Why are proteins so incredibly diverse in structure and function?
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