Which of the following initiation factor when bound to the 30S subunit blocks the A site, so that only the P site is available for the initiator tRNA to bind to?

Which of the following initiation factor when bound to the 30S subunit blocks the A site, so that only the P site is available for the initiator tRNA to bind to? Correct Answer IF-1

IF-1 binds to the 30S subunit and blocks the A site so that only the P site is available for the initiator tRNA to bind to. It leaves after the initiator tRNA has attached to its complementary sequence. Now, the 50S ribosomal subunit can bind to the 30S subunit to form a complete 70S ribosome.

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