e. On the stretch of mutant viral RNA below, draw translation in progress. Draw the following: ● Draw the ribosome. O AAC under the A site. Draw the tRNAs that would be present, in the correct positions within the ribosome. For those tRNAs, write in the sequence of the anticodon at the correct position. Label the 5' and 3' ends of the anticodon Draw the correct amino acids on the tRNAs and indicate which tRNA has the growing amino acid chain. Represent each amino acid as a circle with its three letter abbreviatio inside. Label with an arrow where the next bond between amino acids will occur. o o O O o position GGU under the E site o GUU under the P site, and Viral RNA 5'--CAGGGUGUUAAC-3' 3- GUC CCA CAA UUG -5'

e. On the stretch of mutant viral RNA below, draw translation in progress. Draw the following: ● Draw the ribosome. O AAC under the A site. Draw the tRNAs that would be present, in the correct positions within the ribosome. For those tRNAs, write in the sequence of the anticodon at the correct position. Label the 5' and 3' ends of the anticodon Draw the correct amino acids on the tRNAs and indicate which tRNA has the growing amino acid chain. Represent each amino acid as a circle with its three letter abbreviatio inside. Label with an arrow where the next bond between amino acids will occur. o o O O o position GGU under the E site o GUU under the P site, and Viral RNA 5'--CAGGGUGUUAAC-3' 3- GUC CCA CAA UUG -5'

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