k Stages of protein synthesis, illustration Stages of protein synthesis. Illustration of the stages in protein synthesis in cells initiation top, elongation middle, and termination bottom. Messenger ribonucleic acid mRNA, red is read by ribosomes blue, moving from the 5 to the 3 end of mRNA. The first transfer RNA tRNA, keyshaped and amino acid orange dot binds to the ribosomes P site upper centre. Incoming tRNA fragments bring more amino acids to the A site, with the polypeptide chain growing centre from the P site until the termination codon is reached bottom. A release factor purple frees the ribosome subunits until needed again. For this artwork with labels, see C0238874. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Stages of protein synthesis, illustration Stages of protein synthesis. Illustration of the stages in protein synthesis in cells: initiation top , elongation middle , and termination bottom . Messenger ribonucleic acid mRNA, red is read by ribosomes blue , moving from the 5 to the 3 end of mRNA. The first transfer RNA tRNA, key shaped and amino acid orange dot binds to the ribosome s P site upper centre . Incoming tRNA fragments bring more amino acids to the A site, with the polypeptide chain growing centre from the P site until the termination codon is reached bottom . A release factor purple frees the ribosome subunits until needed again. For this artwork with labels, see C023 8874.
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Stages of protein synthesis, illustration

Stages of protein synthesis. Illustration of the stages in protein synthesis in cells: initiation (top), elongation (middle), and termination (bottom). Messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA, red) is read by ribosomes (blue), moving from the 5' to the 3' end of mRNA. The first transfer RNA (tRNA, key-shaped) and amino acid (orange dot) binds to the ribosome's P site (upper centre). Incoming tRNA fragments bring more amino acids to the A site, with the polypeptide chain growing (centre) from the P site until the termination codon is reached (bottom). A release factor (purple) frees the ribosome subunits until needed again. For this artwork with labels, see C023/8874.

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