Activation of an amino acid during protein synthesis requiers a participation of specific molecule of:

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Activation of an amino acid during protein synthesis requiers a participation of specific molecule of: (A) m-RNA (B) t-RNA (C) r-RNA (D) none of these

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t-RNA is activated by aa-AMP enzyme complex and specific amino acid is attached to 3 end of t-RNA molecule. The activation of amino acid is catalysed by amin oacyl t-RNA synthetase enzymes.

Q. Activation of an amino acid during protein synthesis requiers a participation of specific molecule of:

m-RNA

t-RNA

r-RNA

none of these

$t - RN A$ is activated by $aa - A MP$ enzyme complex and specific amino acid is attached to $3$ end of $t - RN A$ molecule. The activation of amino acid is catalysed by amin oacyl $t - RN A$ synthetase enzymes.

Q. Activation of an amino acid during protein synthesis requiers a participation of specific molecule of:

m-RNA

t-RNA

r-RNA

none of these

t−RNA is activated by aa−AMP enzyme complex and specific amino acid is attached to 3 end of t−RNA molecule. The activation of amino acid is catalysed by amin oacyl t−RNA synthetase enzymes.

$t - RN A$ is activated by $aa - A MP$ enzyme complex and specific amino acid is attached to $3$ end of $t - RN A$ molecule. The activation of amino acid is catalysed by amin oacyl $t - RN A$ synthetase enzymes.