How many translocations will occur for a protein that contains 80 amino acids?
How many translocations will occur for a protein that contains 80 amino acids?
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Addition of each amino acid will amount to one translocation except the first two amino acids add in one translocation, therefore, 79 translocations needed in order to add 80 amino acid in the polypeptide chain.
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