Translation

This video describes the process of adding amino acids to a growing polypeptide chain during translation.

This video is from:
Essential Cell Biology, 3rd Edition
Alberts, Bray, Hopkin, Johnson, Lewis, Raff, Roberts, & Walter
ISBN: 978-0-8153-4129-1

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• molecular
• biology
• tRNA
• translation
• ribosome
• garland
• science
• garlandscience

[natymed360]

One of the better videos of the bunch about tRNA. Thanks!

[sukkittrebek]

Pretty sweet video indeed but I would like to see what happens at a stop codon.

[cobrayzf]

I still don't get it.

[jubearsun]

the tRNA is REJECTED

[beatlesb50]

definitely one of the better translation videos I have seen on YouTube

[aryanenzo]

She has a hot voice. 

[Lottechoco]

the animation is very useful

[TheAngel81191]

@sukkittrebek they just break lose and the protien releases, and then at the stop codon the codes attached to the mRNA release and they all get used at other times =) I hope I helped (probably not I probably confused you, sorry I tried) lmao I'm a freshmen so this is the best I can explain it to you.

[hkpopfan4lif3]

for the termination step, it is simple; the subunit 30S and 50S reaches a stop codon, say UAA, UGA, or UAG (which do not code for any specific t-RNA), then the translation stops and the protein chain is released and the rest of the ribosomal apparatus detaches

[MegaChicChi]

this helped soooo muchh! thank you!

[xXTOBSTAR2BXx]

i love the "blub" :D

[teapot12999]

Thank you! Now I can visually see how this process work. It was so confusing when I first got taught this. :)