Initiation is the first step in translation.
Answer True False

*True

Question

Initiation is the first step in translation. 
Answer  True   False

*True

secret-ninja · Answer

The answer is True because the mRNA joins to the small ribosomal unit at the 5' untranslated region. This binds to a special binding site on the small ribosomal subunit. The large ribosomal subunit has 3 binding sites, E, P, and A.

secret-ninja · Answer

@KittyT Did this help you?

znappydooz · Answer

I undertsnad it and it makes sense to me, what about you @KittyT?

anonymous · Answer

Hello...Thnx for your fast and informative reply...Sorry due to my poor connection I cannot reply it fast...Hope you understand :(

anonymous · Answer

Yes, it totally make sense to me...So our final answer is TRUE right?

secret-ninja · Answer

Thats okay, I wasn't aware of that. :] Also, the definition of Initiative is "beginning" so that kinda give out the answer, too. XD

secret-ninja · Answer

Yes, it is True.

anonymous · Answer

Yuppee

secret-ninja · Answer

So.... Do I win a shiny precious medal? ^-^