Place the events in order for gene expression $1. A stop codon is reached and the Release factor comes in and hydrolyzes the polypeptide chain from the tRNA in the P site 2. The mRNA binds to a ribosome

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Place the events in order for gene expression

$1. A stop codon is reached and the Release factor comes in and hydrolyzes the polypeptide chain from the
tRNA in the P site
2. The mRNA binds to a ribosome and a loaded tRNA-MET binds the AUG sight on the transcript starting
transcription
3. The transcription factor binds to the gene promotor and signals the RNA polymerase it needs to
transcribed
4. The pre-mRNA obtains a 5' cap, poly adenosine tail, and its introns are removed
5.
The RNA polymerase lands on the promoter/transcription factor and transcribes the open reading frame
on the gene
$ 6.
Amino acids are added one at a time by incoming tRNA's at the A site
7. The RNA polymerase finished transcribing the gene and falls off the DNA
8. The polypeptide chain is folded and modified so it can do work in the cell
19. The mature mRNA leaves the nucleus and enters the cytosol