Question 2: Translation is another name for protein synthesis. There are three steps that take place...

Question 2:

Translation is another name for protein synthesis. There are three steps that take place repeatedly during elongation.

a) Give the name and a short description of what happens during the first step of elongation during translation?

b) Give the name and a short description of what happens during the second step of elongation during translation?

C) Give the name and a short description of what happens during the third step of elongation during translation?

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