In prokaryotes, one molecule found in this organelle contains the sarcin/ricin loop, while a different domain of that molecule is the binding site for micrococcin and thiostrepton. Puromycin interferes with the major reaction that takes place in this organelle. In eukaryotes, that major reaction begins with the binding of eIF2 to this organelle, while the next step involves the binding of EF1A and EF2 to this organelle. Those steps are initiation and elongation. This organelle's major enzyme, peptidyl transferase, causes the transfer of amino acids from tRNA anticodons
In prokaryotes, one molecule found in this organelle contains the sarcin/ricin loop, while a different domain of that molecule is the binding site for micrococcin and thiostrepton. Puromycin interferes with the major reaction that takes place in this organelle. In eukaryotes, that major reaction begins with the binding of eIF2 to this organelle, while the next step involves the binding of EF1A and EF2 to this organelle. Those steps are initiation and elongation. This organelle's major enzyme, peptidyl transferase, causes the transfer of amino acids from tRNA anticodons to a nascent protein. For 10 points, name these organelles that serve as the site of translation.
In prokaryotes, one molecule found in this organelle contains the sarcin/ricin loop, while a different domain of that molecule is the binding site for micrococcin and thiostrepton.
ribosomes