Which of the following group uses formylmethionine as the first amino acid in protein synthesis? -Archaea only -Bacteria only -Eukarya only -None of the above

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asked Jan 11, 2022 119k views

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Which of the following group uses formylmethionine as the first amino acid in protein synthesis?

-Archaea only
-Bacteria only
-Eukarya only
-None of the above

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none of the above i think soo

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