When translation ends what happens to the new amino acid chain what happens to the new amino acid chain?
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It folds into a protein.
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When translation ends large and small proteins are produced.
It happens in the cell cytoplasm in the bacteria.
There are nine essential amino acids and thirteen non-essential varieties making the chain number to twenty-two.
They are broken down to make protein in the body, and the new amino acid is directed towards the cytoplasm.
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