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draw a diagrammatic representation of an RNA showing anticodon and codon pairing​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by hyacinth98
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The codon and anticodon form basepair between mRNA and tRNA

Formation of base pairs between codons and anticodons:

  • The messenger RNA or mRNA is a single-stranded molecule that carries information from DNA to make proteins by translation.
  • mRNA has triplets of nucleotides which are called codons(eg, UGG). These codons determine the sequence of amino acids formed after translation.
  • The tRNA or transfer RNA carries the complementary triplets of anticodons(Eg, ACC) as shown in the diagram.
  • The codons pair up with anticodons and the amino acids attach to one another to form a chain. In the end, the stop codon binds with the anticodon and terminates the translation and the protein chain is released.

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