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प्रश्न
How does a degenerate code differ from an unambiguous one?
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उत्तर
| Degenerate Code | Unambiguous Code |
| It means that different codons code for a single specific amino acid. | It means that one codon codes for a single specific amino acid. |
| Example: Both GAA and GAG code for glutamic acid. |
Example: UGG only codes for tryptophan. |
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Answer the following question.
Describe the structure and function of a t-RNA molecule. Why is it referred to as an adapter molecule?
Amino acid acceptor end of tRNA lies at ______.
Which RNA carries the amino acids from the amino acid pool to mRNA during protein synthesis?
The clover-leaf model of tRNA depict its ______.
Which scientist proposed the cloverleaf model of tRNA and determined the first complete nucleotide sequence of alanine tRNA?
Which loop of the tRNA cloverleaf model contains the anticodon and is responsible for pairing with mRNA codons?
What is the function of the DHU arm (D loop) in the tRNA cloverleaf structure?
Is aminoacylation an endothermic or exothermic reaction?
What structural feature of tRNA was established to be called sRNA (soluble RNA) before its adapter role was understood?
How many double-stranded RNA regions are formed during the folding process of tRNA into its cloverleaf structure?
