Explain the different steps of translation. You will first
present all the different players in the...
Explain the different steps of translation. You will first
present all the different players in the this molecular
choreography and explain the different steps. *
Describes the steps of translation initiation: What is the first
tRNA to bind and where does it bind? What is the role of IF3? Now
describe elongation in prokaryotes - what occupies each of the A, P
and E sites during elongation. What are the roles of Ef-Tu and
Ef-G? Where is energy spent in the elongation process?
must present
and explain in words all the steps.
Question A 6-month call option with an exercise
price of $50 on a stock that is trading at $52 costs $4.5.
Determine whether you should buy the option if the annual
risk-free rate is 5% and the annual standard deviation of the stock
returns is 12%. Show all the steps and make a conclusion.
Using the information in question a)
only what should be the cost of a 6-month put
option...
Many different antibiotics affect steps in translation. Based on
the mode of action of each antibiotic, suggest a possible mechanism
by which it works.
a. Chloramphenicol blocks the peptidyl transferase
activity.
b. Tetracycline blocks the A site.
c. Streptomycin binds to the 30S subunit and results in
misreading the mRNA.
Arrange the following steps in E. coli translation from first
(1) to last (9).
Dissociation of the peptide chain as well as the large and small
ribosomal subunits from the complex.
Recruitment of the 50S subunit to form a completed initiation
complex in a GTP-dependent manner.
Translocation of uncharged tRNA from P site to E site of the
ribosome, and docking of the next charged tRNA at the A site.
A stop codon is encountered at the A site. Peptide...
Discuss different steps and approaches involved in estimating
time? Please explain in brief the different steps involved in the
Critical Path Model as part of Project Scheduling.
Please give answer in more than 400 words and prefer to paste
from word or excel or type as plain text.
Transcription, translation and cell signaling within cells is
controlled by many different mechanisms.
All of this information can be changed by any number of
mutations. Name at least 3 types of mutations and how
they could affect how proteins are made(explain all
3).
Please be specific and thorough as possible, I will give
a thumb up if I like your answer. Thank you.
Bacterial translation involves a lot of factors and steps
(initiation, elongation, termination, recycling, etc). Explain the
steps involved in a cycle of bacterial translation elongation.
Specify at which steps there is an energetic requirement (e.g. ATP
or GTP hydrolysis). How many ATP and GTP molecules are consumed per
one cycle of bacterial translation elongation assuming that there
are no mistakes?
Please show all steps in the following problem: What is the
present value of $6,000 to be received at the end of eight periods,
assuming the first payment occurs at the end of the fourth year and
an interest rate of 10%. Please make sure to show each step
clearly. Thank you.