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What is the mode of action of puromycin in the inhibition of protein synthesis?

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What is the mode of action of puromycin in the inhibition of protein synthesis?

What is the mode of action of puromycin in the inhibition of protein synthesis?
A) inhibition of peptidyl transferase
B) inactivation of EFG
C) termination of the growing polypeptide chain
D) dissociation of mRNA from the ribosome

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