A. Taq polymerase B. Release factors C. Reverse transcriptase D. CDNA 1. Catalyzes peptide bond formation during polypeptide synthesis 2. The site of ester bond formation with the tRNA during amino E. CD4 receptors F. Integrase acid activation 3. Complementary to a section in the 16S small subunit and G. Aminoacyl tRNA synthetase helps in the proper positioning of the mRNA in the ribosome 4. Tri-base sequence in the mRNA that specifies an amino acid 5. Proteins that prevent re-association of ribosomes during H. Peptidyl transferase I. Codon initiation of translation J. Anticodon 6. A portion of the TRNA that is rich in unusual nitrogenous bases and assists in the overall folding of the molecule K. Shine-Dalgarno sequence 7. Drives the energy requirement during peptide bond L. TUCG arm formation 8. Recognizes the stop codon and attaches to the A-site which signals polypeptide chain hydrolysis М.5-ССА-3' N. IF1 9. RNA-dependent DNA polymerase 10. Proteins that catalyze the incorporation of viral DNA into the O. IF2 host DNA in the nucleus P. IF3 Q. GTP R. ATP

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Instructions. Match COLUMN A with COLUMN B by indicating on the space provided only the CAPITAL LETTER for your choice.
COLUMN A
COLUMN B
A. Taq polymerase
B. Release factors
C. Reverse transcriptase
D. CDNA
1. Catalyzes peptide bond formation during polypeptide
synthesis
2. The site of ester bond formation with the tRNA during amino
E. CD4 receptors
F. Integrase
acid activation
3. Complementary to a section in the 16S small subunit and
helps in the proper positioning of the mRNA in the ribosome
G. Aminoacyl tRNA synthetase
H. Peptidyl transferase
4. Tri-base sequence in the mRNA that specifies an amino acid
5. Proteins that prevent re-association of ribosomes during
I. Codon
initiation of translation
J. Anticodon
6. A portion of the TRNA that is rich in unusual nitrogenous
bases and assists in the overall folding of the molecule
K. Shine-Dalgarno sequence
7. Drives the energy requirement during peptide bond
L. TUCG arm
formation
8. Recognizes the stop codon and attaches to the A-site which
M. 5'-CCA-3'
signals polypeptide chain hydrolysis
9. RNA-dependent DNA polymerase
10. Proteins that catalyze the incorporation of viral DNA into the
N. IF1
O. IF2
host DNA in the nucleus
P. IF3
Q. GTP
R. ATP
Transcribed Image Text:Instructions. Match COLUMN A with COLUMN B by indicating on the space provided only the CAPITAL LETTER for your choice. COLUMN A COLUMN B A. Taq polymerase B. Release factors C. Reverse transcriptase D. CDNA 1. Catalyzes peptide bond formation during polypeptide synthesis 2. The site of ester bond formation with the tRNA during amino E. CD4 receptors F. Integrase acid activation 3. Complementary to a section in the 16S small subunit and helps in the proper positioning of the mRNA in the ribosome G. Aminoacyl tRNA synthetase H. Peptidyl transferase 4. Tri-base sequence in the mRNA that specifies an amino acid 5. Proteins that prevent re-association of ribosomes during I. Codon initiation of translation J. Anticodon 6. A portion of the TRNA that is rich in unusual nitrogenous bases and assists in the overall folding of the molecule K. Shine-Dalgarno sequence 7. Drives the energy requirement during peptide bond L. TUCG arm formation 8. Recognizes the stop codon and attaches to the A-site which M. 5'-CCA-3' signals polypeptide chain hydrolysis 9. RNA-dependent DNA polymerase 10. Proteins that catalyze the incorporation of viral DNA into the N. IF1 O. IF2 host DNA in the nucleus P. IF3 Q. GTP R. ATP
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