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Would love to see this...

Submitted by Serendip Visitor (guest) on Tue, 05/15/2018 - 10:11am.

I wish the ribosome had the E site so that it matched the diagrams in the student handout and most textbooks.

Also, one or my students asked me why there is not start codon - is this because it is removed in post-translation modifications and therefore is not shown as it is not part of the final structure?

Thanks for making this - it is awesome!

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