The anticodon loop of the tRNA that complements mRNA is?
Everyday Science / Branch of Science — Multiple-choice practice
- A. D loop
- B. Middle loop
- C. T loop
- D. Alpha loop
Correct answer
Middle loop
Explanation
Explanation The loop of the tRNA that complements mRNA is the Middle loop, which is more commonl y known as the anticodon loop. Anticodon loop (Middle loop): This loop contains a sequence of three nucleotides, the anticodon, which is complementary to a specific codon on the messenger RNA (mRNA). This is the site that ensures the correct amino acid is delivered during protein synthesis.
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