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Title: two critical regions of a tRNA molecule which allow translation Post by: element41skater on Apr 25, 2011 What are two critical regions of a tRNA molecule which allow it to participate in translation?
Title: Re: two critical regions of a tRNA molecule which allow translation Post by: sarah! on Apr 25, 2011 The acceptor site and the anticodon arm.
A tRNA molecule containing its corresponding amino acid attached to its acceptor site at the 3 end is called aminoacyl-tRNA. The enzymes responsible for adding the appropriate amino acid to each tRNA are called aminoacyl–tRNA synthetases. There are at least 20 of these enzymes, each of which is specific for a particular amino acid and tRNA. Enjoy :-* |