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Which of the following best describes the assembly process to initiate translation in prokaryotes? a. small ribosome subunit associates with large subunit; mRNA associates next; IFs bring in first f-MettRNA; bound NTP hydrolyzed. b. IF binds f-Met-tRNA; small ribosome subunit associates next; mRNA associates next; then large subunit; bound NTP hydrolyzed. c. IF w/ bound NTP binds f-Met-tRNA; mRNA associates next; small subunit associates next; bound NTP hydrolyzed; large subunit associates. d. small subunit associates with mRNA; IF w/ bound NTP brings in first f-Met-tRNA; IF then hydrolyses bound NTP; large subunit associates
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