In prokaryotes, one of these molecules bound to fMet is bound to (*) IF-2 to form an initiation complex.
Puromycin and Tetracyclines occupy the site where these molecules would normally bind to inhibit a certain process. Ester linkages are formed between these molecules and a certain type of molecule bound with AMP in a process called charging. The aforementioned charging process is catalyzed by aaRS, and these molecules contain a molecule of pseudouridine on their TΨC arms. In prokaryotes, one of these molecules bound to fMet is bound to (*) IF-2 to form an initiation complex. Elongation factors guide these cloverleaf shaped molecules to the A-site, and then these molecules are translocated to the P and E sites of the ribosome before exiting. For 10 points identify these amino acid carrying molecules used in translation whose anticodons bind to mRNA.
Puromycin and Tetracyclines occupy the site where these molecules would normally bind to inhibit a certain process.
tRNA [Accept transfer RNA]