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According to Peter J. Russel (iGenetics, 2nd international ed., Page 123) in the process of Translation, the ribosome is translocated along the mRNA. But during the co-translational translocation of the protein to endoplasmic reticulum, the ribosome get attached to the ER membrane protein. Then how it can move along with the mRNA?
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