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What must a tRNA codon do when given a specific codon on mRNA?

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What must a tRNA codon do when given a specific codon on mRNA?

What must a tRNA codon do when given a specific codon on mRNA?

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davesch

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11 years ago

It must find the corresponding amino acid, and transfer it to the ribosome for assembly into the protein

rk90

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the tRNA anti-codon must find its complementary codon on the mRNA. before the tRNA reaches the mRNA it already has an amino acid attached to itself that corresponds to the anit-codon on the tRNA. once the tRNA recognizes the codon on the mRNA that corresponds to its anticodon it binds to the ribosome and allows for protein synthesis.

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