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How many tRNA Nucleotides form an anticodon that will attach to the mRNA codon?

midwestmama

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How many tRNA Nucleotides form an anticodon that will attach to the mRNA codon?

How many tRNA Nucleotides form an anticodon that will attach to the mRNA codon?

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tommynkell

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12 years ago

four

mido1770

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12 years ago

3, the same as the mRNA codon mate, still replacing thymine with uracil of course, not like there will be any thymine around if its extranuclear though.

julielpn74

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12 years ago

Im not really sure but i think its under 4

rkbrookover

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12 years ago

three.
its the same as the mRNA codon. We just learned this and i did wicked good on it so yeah im sure its threee.

DAvev

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12 years ago

Anticodons on tRNA are formed by a 3 nucleotide sequence that is complementary to a mRNA codon.

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