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Studies on Structural Dynamics of the Translating Ribosome

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Mechanisms of Protein Synthesis

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Abstract

The process of translation (elongation) on the ribosome is composed of the repeating cycles, each consisting of three successive steps: aminoacyl-tRNA binding, transpeptidation, and translocation (Watson 1964; Lipmann 1969). The translocation step includes significant intraribosomal displacements of a template and the products of the transpeptidation reaction: the release of deacylated tRNA, the transport of peptidyl-tRNA from one site to the other, and the shift of the template polynucelotide by one codon.

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Spirin, A.S., Serdyuk, I.N. (1984). Studies on Structural Dynamics of the Translating Ribosome. In: Bermek, E. (eds) Mechanisms of Protein Synthesis. Proceedings in Life Sciences. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69912-2_7

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