What is the function of a tRNA molecule? To bring an amino acid to a ribosome To carry the instructions for making a protein to a ribosome To attach to mRNA and take it to a ribosome To covalently bond amino acids at a ribosome
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What does mRNA do in protein synthesis? What does tRNA do? mRNA: Aggressive, always gets what it wants. tRNA: More of a caring personality. mRNA: Stores genetic code; hangs out in the nucleus until DNA copies it and brings it to the ribosome. tRNA: Facilitates the movement of DNA to the ribosome along molecular transport channels. mRNA: Copies tRNA and brings amino acids to the ribosome. tRNA: Brings the DNA code from the nucleus to the ribosome. mRNA: Copies DNA and brings the code to the ribosome; tRNA: Brings amino acids to the ribosome so that they can be matched to the mRNA code. mRNA: Copies DNA and brings the code to the mitochondria. tRNA: Brings amino acids to the ribosome so that they can be matched to the mRNA code.
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