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m.RNA)
هى الصح ان شاء الله
انا كمان اتاكدت من مدرسى
و أنا مدرسى قايلى tRNA
و بصراحة إجابته منطقية
الـ tRNA بيقرأ لغة النيكلوتيدات على mRNA
و يترجمها للغة الأحماض الأمينية
و فى عدد من المواقع الأجنية كاتباها كدة
tRNA molecules translate the “language of nucleotide”. (RNA) into the “language of amino acid

The actual translation from the language of nucleotide sequences to the language of amino acid sequences is performed by small RNAs called transfer RNAs (tRNAs) and enzymes

How is the language of nucleotide triplets
translated into the language of amino acids? A molecule called tRNA, or transfer RNA,
performs this translation. One end of the tRNA molecule contains an anti-codon that pairs
to a particular mRNA codon, and the other end of the tRNA molecule is an amino acid
binding site that binds only one kind of amino acid. A molecule of tRNA thus speaks the
nucleotide language on one end and the amino acid language on its other end. tRNA can
therefore serve as a translator. Label the arrow that travels from mRNA to Protein as
“Translation.” You could put “tRNAs” in parentheses to remind yourself that these are
the molecules that perform translation.