Question

A sequence of three RNA base can function as (A) codon (B) gene (c) anticodon (D) nucleosides​

Answer 1

Each tRNA contains a template-recognition site called as an anticodon which contains a sequence of three bases that are complementary to the codon on the mRNA. ... Protein synthesis can be carried out with the single copy of ribosome attached to mRNA.

Answer 2

A sequence of three RNA base can function as CODON.

• DNA is transcribed in the nucleus by DNA dependent DNA Polymerase to produce RNA (Ribo-nucleic Acid).

• This RNA consists of 4 types of bases namely Cytosine , Guanine , Adenine and Uracil.

• Now, the sequence of 3 bases on the RNA strand codes for a particular Amino acid when the RNA is translated in the cytoplasm.

• This sequence is called CODON as they code for the amino acids of the protein chain.

• The sequence of 3 code on the t-RNA which is complimentary with the Codon is the Anti-Codon.

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