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The reaction to form a new peptide bond is known as the peptidyl transferase reaction.

The reaction to form a new peptide bond is known as the peptidyl transferase reaction. Correct Answer True

The mechanism for the formation of new peptide bond first requires the synthesis of amino terminus before carboxyl terminus. The second step of the mechanism is the transfer of growing polypeptide chain from the peptidyl tRNA to the amino acyl tRNA. Thus reaction is called peptidyl transferase reaction.

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