Q. What is the distance between the catalytic site and the nearest protein in the ribosome?

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Q. Tetracyclin is only harmful to prokaryotes.

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Q. Aminoglycosides can kill_______________

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Q. In evolutionary history which of the following rose 1st?

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Q. The 16S rRNA binds the mRNA in its ___________ region.

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Q. _____________ treated ribosomes will be able to carry out elongation and termination of previously initiated translation, but can’t initiate any new translation.

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Q. IF1 helps in correct placement of the initiation tRNA. How does it do so?

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Q. Which initiation factor prevents association of ribosome when not bound to mRNA?

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Q. If you see a GTP bound IF2 it is _________

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Q. Which proteins perform the function of preventing reassociation of ribosomal subunits, when they finish one translation, in eukaryotes?

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Q. What is used to regulate translation initiation in eukaryotes?

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Q. If you compare the Kozak sequence with the SD sequence of the prokaryotes which is located at the greater distance from the start site?

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Q. Which of the bases are important in detecting whether the AUG should be the start site for eukaryotic initiation?

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Q. If give a segment – 5’CTGACCAUGGCCTAGAUGCCTCT, which AUG will the eukaryotic ribosome choose as initiation site?

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Q. Which initiation factor in eukaryotes recognizes the 7-M-G cap?

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Q. Which of the following will not affect translation from the AUG involved?

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Q. IRES interact with which of the initiation factors?

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Q. Polysomes are ______________

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Q. Which poly a tail binding protein helps in the initiation of translation?

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Q. Which of the following is not a part of eIF4F complex?

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