In which site(s) of the ribosome could you find a tRNA with more than one amino acid bound (a peptidyl- TRNA)? a. In both the E- and P-sites. b. In both the A- and P-sites. С. Only in the A-site. d. Only in the P-site. e. Only in the E-site.

In which site(s) of the ribosome could you find a tRNA with more than one amino acid bound (a peptidyl- TRNA)? a. In both the E- and P-sites. b. In both the A- and P-sites. С. Only in the A-site. d. Only in the P-site. e. Only in the E-site.

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In which site(s) of the ribosome could you find a tRNA with more than one amino acid bound (a peptidyl-
TRNA)?
a.
In both the E- and P-sites.
b.
In both the A- and P-sites.
С.
Only in the A-site.
d.
Only in the P-site.
e.
Only in the E-site.

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