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eEF-1
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<p>eEF-1 are two <a href="/facts/Eukaryotic_elongation_factor/Jas1B1cU">eukaryotic elongation factors</a>. It forms two complexes, the <a href="/facts/EF-Tu/fRACkp1V">EF-Tu</a> homolog EF-1A and the <a href="/facts/EF-Ts/PEjzwX1P">EF-Ts</a> homolog EF-1B, the former's guanide exchange factor. Both are also found in <a href="/facts/Archaea/Adxh0aHw">archaea</a>. </p>