portion of the RNA.FIGURE 16-5: The general structure of an mRNA cap.FIGURE 16-6: The attachment of an amino acid to the terminal adenosine.FIGURE 16-7: Structures of methionine and formylmethionine.FIGURE 16-8: The start signals.FIGURE 16-9: Diagram of a generic operon.FIGURE 16-10: Diagram of the lac operon.FIGURE 16-11: Lactose and allolactose are disaccharides.FIGURE 16-12: Structure of methylated cytosine.FIGURE 16-13: Structure of estrogen.FIGURE 16-14: Reaction catalyzed by histone acetyltransferases (HATs).17 Chapter 17FIGURE 17-1: Simplified schematic of the structure of the 16S form of ribosomal...FIGURE 17-2: The structures of methionine and formylmethionine attached to tRNA...FIGURE 17-3: The structure of inosine.FIGURE 17-4: Some aspects of the structure of tRNA.FIGURE 17-5: An example of an aminoacyl-tRNA.FIGURE 17-6: Structure of an aminoacyl adenylate.FIGURE 17-7: Structures of serine, valine, and threonine.
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