What are the similaries and differences between the original nuclear organism and the initial stage of the translation of the uterine nuclear organism?

similarities:
(1) all need to generate translation starters; (2) requires a variety of starting factors to participate in; (3) translation starts with a large, small sub-base of the carb body separated first; (4) requires mRNA and ammonia-tRNA to bind to a small sub-base of thernac? (5) mRNA in place on the small sub-base all need certain structural components to assist. (6) small sub-base combines mRNA with the starter tRNA before it can bind to a large sub-base. (7) all consume energy. difference:(1) true nuclear nucleation The glycosome is 80S (40S-60S); there are many eIF species (more than 10); the starting ammonia-tRNA is met-tRNA (no methylation required), mRNA has no SD sequence, mRNA is in place on the small sub-base requires 5 end hat structure and cap binding protein and eIF2; mRNA binds to the small sub-base before met-tRNA.(2) primary KEROs are 70S (30S-50S); IF species are few (3 species); the starting ammonia-tRNA is fmet-tRNA (methylation required), the SD sequence is paired with 16S-tRNA, the rps-1 is not known, and the small subi is combined with the starting ammonia-tRNA before binding to mRNA.