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11 years ago
Once a peptide bond has been formed between the amino acid attached to the tRNA in the P site of the ribosome and the amino acid associated with the tRNA in the A site, which process on the list occurs next?
a .translation initiation
b.  The codon-anticodon hydrogen bonds holding the tRNA in the A site are broken.
c.  translocation    
d.  reading of the next codon of mRNA
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11 years ago
The next step will be reading of the next codon of mRNA. This is called translocation.

So here both c and d are answers.
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11 years ago
B. tRNA leaves the polypeptide to await the next time it is called to transport its amino acid. tRNA must 'get out of the way' so that the next tRNA molecule can add its amino acid to the chain.
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11 years ago
someone is also trying to get the answers and if you're in my biology class (which i assume so because this is the copy and past of the black board quiz) you are skrewed for todays test
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