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How streptomycin acts an inhibitor for protein synthesis?
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Answer Posted / jaji
At higher concentrations interferes with binding of
fmet-trna to ribosomes prevents initiation of protein synthesis.
at low conc leads to misreading of genetic code on mrna and
inhibit initiation of polypeptide chain.
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