The G-protein EF-G mimics the structure of molecules usually found in this organelle.
These organelles contain a protein called trigger factor that aid their function, and they bind a namesake recycling factor upon carrying out their function. The activity of these organelles can be muted by chloramphenicol. The G-protein EF-G mimics the structure of molecules usually found in this organelle. Those molecules, which are brought to this organelle by EF-Tu, are produced by the enzyme aaRS, and the fact that these organelles can yield variable results is part of the wobble hypothesis. One of those molecules bound to an initiator fMet makes its way into the P-site of this organelle and interacts with another molecule in the A-site to generate a nascent peptide chain. For 10 points, name these organelles that function on mRNA and stud rough ER, the sites of protein synthesis in the cell.
These organelles contain a protein called trigger factor that aid their function, and they bind a namesake recycling factor upon carrying out their function.
ribosomes