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Chapter 12.6, Problem 1CC
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To determine: The factors that promote the binding of mRNA with the smaller ribosome unit.
Introduction: Ribosomes facilitate the translation of the mRNA molecules into proteins. These ribosomes are the long rRNA molecules which having a close association with the different families of proteins. The smaller ribosomal and larger chromosome binds for the translation of mRNA.
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