Anticodon

Translation like the above person said. Yes, tRNA, 70s Ribosome...WPA...methionine...anticodon pairs with codon...etc...etc...just read up on translation.

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Do you mean tRNAs and translation? Each codon has its complementary anticodon and such... I think that's what the question means. Hope that helps.

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... There are also repititions of each amino acid because it can use 3/4/5 codons 3) Name the amino acid which would be carred by this tRNA molecule (Anticodon: UAC; Amino Acid: ACC): Methionine 1) What chemical bond links the part of the molecule between 2 amino acids: A hydrogen bond Out of DNA/mRNA/tRNA, ...

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... before transcription begins B. substitutions are restricted to introns C. the base-pairing rules are less strict for the third base of codons and anticodons D. a signal-recognition particle corrects coding errors E. transcribed errors attract snRNPs, which then simulate splicing and correction ...

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... when we think we have gotten this answer. Thanks, Rhonda Here is one we think we have done successfully. (probably wrong - but we are trying) The anticodon of a particular tRNA molecule is: She found - complementary to the corresponding mRNA codon. Crossing our fingers on that one too. It is really ...

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