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Which statement about translation is not true? a. Translation is RNA-directed polypeptide synthesis. b. An mRNA molecule can be translated by only one ribosome at a time. c. The same genetic code operates in almost all organisms and organelles. d. Energy is used in the formation of the bond between a tRNA and an amino acid. e. There are both start and stop codons.
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