5. Briefly explain how aminoacyl tRNA synthases produces activated amino acids. 6. Explain the difference in...

5. Briefly explain how aminoacyl tRNA synthases produces activated amino acids.

6. Explain the difference in polycistronic and monocistronic mRNAs.

7. Briefly explain the initiation phase of translation.

8. How does the termination of translation occur?

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