Elongation of Translation
About the Lecture
The lecture Elongation of Translation by Georgina Cornwall, PhD is from the course Gene Expression.
Included Quiz Questions
Uncharged tRNA molecules leave the ribosome from which site?
- E
- P
- A
- Termination
- Release
During translation, in which direction does the polypeptide chain grow?
- Amino end to the carboxyl end
- Carboxyl end to the amino end
- 5' end to the 3' end
- 3' end to the 5' end
- Phosphate end to the carboxyl end
Which of the following is paired correctly?
- Wobble pairing – A single tRNA can recognize more than one codon for the amino acid it carries.
- Elongation factors – moves tRNA from the P site to the A site
- Peptide bond – formed on the tRNA at the E site of the ribosome
- A site – the site at which tRNA leaves the ribosome
- 4 GTP – the energy required for one elongation cycle
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Author of lecture Elongation of Translation
Georgina Cornwall, PhD
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Biochemistry by Georgina Cornwall is not good at all, she reads all the time and she doesn't even know what to talk about.
SHE IS NOT CONFIDENT IN TEACHING AND RUINS THE MOOD OF LEARNING
it is really good ,some hesitation at the beginning but the diagram is very informative ,whopple hypothesis needs more explanation.
Dr. Cornwall hesitates a lot, and seems unprepared and unsure. Make people feel like she is reading the material and even not familiar with the reading materials. It is really confusing.
