What is the function of GTP in the tRNA-eIF2-GTP complex?
a. GTP bonds to RNA in order to stabilize the molecule during translation.
b. GTP aligns the initiator tRNA with the mRNA molecule before translation.
c. GTP provides energy for the formation of the translation complex.
d. GTP attaches phosphate groups to proteins after translation.
c. GTP provides energy for the formation of the translation complex.
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