Which of the following would base pair with an aminoacyl tRNA? Question 33 options: A) 5'-UGA-3' in the A site of the ribosome B) 5'-GGG-3' in the P site of the ribosome C) 5'-UAC-3' in the A site of the ribosome D) 5'-AAA-3' in the E site of the ribosome

Which of the following would base pair with an aminoacyl tRNA? Question 33 options: A) 5'-UGA-3' in the A site of the ribosome B) 5'-GGG-3' in the P site of the ribosome C) 5'-UAC-3' in the A site of the ribosome D) 5'-AAA-3' in the E site of the ribosome

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Description: Which of the following would base pair with an aminoacyl tRNA?Question 33 options:A)5'-UGA-3' in the A site of the ribosomeB)5'-GGG-3' in the P site of the ribosomeC)5'-UAC-3' in the A site of the ribosomeD)5'-AAA-3' in the E site of the ribosome

Biology Today and Tomorrow without Physiology (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter7: Gene Expression And Control

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