The enzyme aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase is responsible for:

  • A
    Initiating $mRNA$ synthesis
  • B
    Charging $tRNA$ molecules
  • C
    Combining $tRNA$ at $P$ site of $mRNA$
  • D
    None of the above

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In prokaryotes,which process starts even before the $m-RNA$ is fully transcribed?

Discuss the process of translation in detail.

Which of the following statements are correct?
$i.$ $t-RNA$ has an anticodon loop that contains bases complementary to the code.
$ii.$ $t-RNA$ acts as an amino acid acceptor.
$iii.$ $t-RNA$ is specific for each amino acid.
$iv.$ There is a specific $t-RNA$ for initiation,called initiator $t-RNA$.
$v.$ There is a specific $t-RNA$ for termination,called terminator $t-RNA$.

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What will be the anticodon on $t-RNA$,if the $DNA$ template has the sequence $ATG$?

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