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Elongation factors are a set of proteins that bring new t-RNA to the A-site and the movement of the t-RNA from A-site to p-site.

EF- Tu

EF- Ts

EF- G

EF- Tu: Binds GTP; brings aminoacyl- tRNA to the A site of ribosome
EF- Ts: Generates active EF- Tu
EF- G: Stimulates translocation; GTP- dependent

1. William S. Klug, Michael R. Cummings, Charlotte Spencer, Michael Palladino (2014). Concepts of Genetics Tenth Edition

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-Elongation factors are a set of proteins that faciliate translation and elongation of [[protein synthesis|protein synthesis]].
+&nbsp;Elongation factors are a set of proteins that bring new t-RNA to the A-site and the movement of the t-RNA from A-site to p-site.
-=== Types of Elongation factors  ===
+==== <u>'''Types of Elongation factors'''</u>  ====
 EF- Tu
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 EF- G
-=== Function  ===
+==== <u>Function&nbsp;</u>  ====
-EF- Tu: Binds GTP; brings aminoacyl- tRNA to the A site of [[ribosome|ribosome]]<br>EF- Ts: Generates active EF- Tu<br>EF- G: Stimulates translocation; GTP- dependent<ref>William S. Klug, Michael R. Cummings, Charlotte Spencer, Michael Palladino (2014). Concepts of Genetics Tenth Edition</ref>&nbsp;
+EF- Tu: Binds GTP; brings aminoacyl- tRNA to the A site of ribosome<br>EF- Ts: Generates active EF- Tu<br>EF- G: Stimulates translocation; GTP- dependent&nbsp;
-=== Reference List  ===
+==== <u>Reference List</u>  ====
-<references /><br><br>
+. William S. Klug, Michael R. Cummings, Charlotte Spencer, Michael Palladino (2014). Concepts of Genetics Tenth Edition<br><br>