tRNA

by January (?)

Sat Nov 13 1999 at 14:35:24

In molecular biology, tRNA is a type of RNA which is used in protein synthesis. Each molecule of tRNA - which is usually around 70 nucleotides long - bears an aminoacid coresponding to an anticodon which consists of three nucleotides in about the middle of the tRNA sequence. See also gene expression, rRNA, mRNA, genetic code, translation.

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rRNA	mRNA	gene expression	Memory RNA
amber suppressor	intergenic suppression	wobble hypothesis	amber mutation
John Adams's 1797 State of the Union Address	RNA polymerase	expression	codon
Amino acid	T-cell	RNA	t-DNA
ribonucleic acid	genetic code	Translate	nucleotide
RNAi	central dogma	Wobble	template strand

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