Q 28E
Question
Question: What anticodon sequences of tRNAs are coded for by the codons are :
- AAU
- GAG
- UCC
- CAU
Step-by-Step Solution
Verified Answer
- The codon AAU codes for aspartic acid, and the anticodon is UUA.
- The codon GAG codes for glutamic acid, and the anticodon is CUC.
- The codon UCC codes for serine, and the anticodon is AGG.
- The codon CAU codes for histidine and the anticodon is GUA.
1Step 1: Definition of anticodon sequence
A sequence of three nucleotides on a tRNA molecule that bond to a complementary sequence on an mRNA molecule is defined as an anticodon sequence
2Step 2: Explanations
- The codon AAU codes for aspartic acid, and the anticodon is UUA.
- The codon GAG codes for glutamic acid, and the anticodon is CUC.
- The codon UCC codes for serine, and the anticodon is AGG.
- The codon CAU codes for histidine and the anticodon is GUA.
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