Protein Synthesis, Peptide Bond, Polypeptide Chain, Cytoplasm, Protein Molecule, Methionyl Transferase, Amino peptides

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Your Ad Here	Protein Synthesis The construction of protein molecules in the cell by sequentially arranging amino acids using peptide bond is called protein synthesis. The amino acids are linked together in succession to produce a linear polypeptide chain. The polypeptide chain is a unit of a protein molecule. Protein synthesis occurs inside the cytoplasm.
The following cellular materials are needed to build a protein molecule: 1. DNA (gene) 2. mRNA 3. tRNA 4. rRNA 5.Ribosomes 6. Mg++ or Mn++ 7. Amino acids 8. RNA polymerase 9. Aminoacyl synthetase 10. Methionyl transferase 11. Translocase 12. Amino peptides 13. Protein factors 14. ATP GTP, UTP. CTP

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