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What is Co-translational inseion is seen with and explain in detail?
The signal hypothesis states that protein is inseed into ER membrane at the same time its mRNA being translated on polyribosomes known as " co-translational inseion ". This is translocation endoplasmic reticulum. Components: N terminal signal peptide: Polyribosomes SRP SRP-R Sec 61 translocon TRAM TRAP proteins Reference: Harper; 30th edition