List all the components that directly participate in the translation elongation step. CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY

EF-Tu

IF1, IF2, F3

GTP

small and large ribosomal subunits forming a monosome

stop codon

various tRNAs charged with respective amino acids

AUG start codon

mRNA

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10) EF-Tu, GTP, Various tRNAs charged with respective amino acids, mRNA help in translation elongation process.

EF-Tu is an essential prokaryotic elongation factor responsible for catalysing the binding of an aminoacyl-tRNA, thus having a crucial role in translation.

GTP is required during translational process.

Various tRNAs charged with respective amino acids called the aminoacyl-tRNA is required for forming a bond with methionine by the enzyme peptidyl -transferase.

The ribosomes translocates along the mRNA molecule to the next codon.

Hence, these are the components which are required during translation elongation step.

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