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Which of the following correctly describes the structure of tRNA?
A. 3 base anticodon one the bottom, Amino acid attachment site on top, held together by Disulfide bonds
B. 3 base codon one the bottom, Amino acid attachment site on top, phosphate groups on the left and right sides
C.3 base codon one the bottom, Amino acid attachment site on top, held together by Hydrogen bonds
D. 3 base anticodon one the bottom, Amino acid attachment site on top, held together by Hydrogen bonds

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Answer:

the answer is D 3 base anticodon one the bottom, Amino acid attachment site on top, held together by Hydrogen bonds

Explanation:

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The option that correctly describes the tRNA's structure is D. 3 base anticodon one the bottom, Amino acid attachment site on top, held together by Hydrogen bonds

tRNA stands for transfer ribonucleic acid. It interacts with the mRNA and aminoacids being a key element in protein synthesis.

The tRNA structure is:

  • Three base anticodon, one on the tRNA's bottom. They are three nucleotides that interact with a complementary mRNA codon.
  • An amino acid attachment site on top where the specific amino acid for the anticodon attaches, later on, in the ribosome, together with the codon in the mRNA it adds the amino acid to the forming protein.
  • Hydrogen bonds between tARN bases. These bonds give the tRNA its characteristic shape.

In conclusion, the tRNA structure is anticodons, an amino acid attachment site on top, and hydrogen bonds between the bases.

Learn more about tRNA here:

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