QUESTION 23Which of the following statements about RNA structure is FALSE?O A. A sequence in a tRNA that forms one side of a stem region can differ in sequence from one tRNA toanother, as long as another sequence elsewhere in the tRNA has been changed accordingly so as toretain complementarity.B. A prediction that RNA to RNA interactions are important for function, e.g. as in spliceosome-mRNAinteractions, can be demonstrated by showing that mutations in one strand destroy function, butcompensating mutations in the other strand that restore complementarity restore function.O C. RNA structure such as tRNAS, ribosomal RNAS, spliceosomal RNAS, etc. tolerate G-U base pairs, base-sugar interactions, mispairs, bulges, and so forth, the result being that functional objects can be formed.D. RNA strands that form stems in RNA structures are oriented antiparallel, just like the strands of doublestranded DNA.O E. The 23and 16S RNAS are good examples of RNAS that can both carry coding information and carryfolding information. Before being assembled into ribosomes they are first translated to produceribosomal proteins, afterwards they fold into objects--the large and small ribosomal RNA structures.

Name: QUESTION 23Which of the following statements about RNA structure is F
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Description: QUESTION 23Which of the following statements about RNA structure is FALSE?O A. A sequence in a tRNA that forms one side of a stem region can differ in sequence from one tRNA toanother, as long as another sequence elsewhere in the tRNA has been chang