Place these steps of translation in the correct order. 1. The ribosome attaches to the 5’ cap and moves down the mRNA until it finds an AUG within a special sequence. 2. When hydrogen bonds form between tRNA and mRNA, the amino acid attached to the tRNA is connected to the acid end of the peptide chain by specialty rRNA, which catalyzes the peptide bond formation. 3. When one of these codons, UAA, UAG, UGA, is encountered, no tRNA forms hydrogen bonds because no tRNA has anticodons to match. 4. The ribosome moves to the next codon of the mRNA. 5. Transfer RNA enters the pocket of the ribosome in order to form hydrogen bonds with its anticodon and the codon of the amino acid. 6. The ribosome falls apart releasing the mRNA. |
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