In three-dimensional view, a transfer RNA (tRNA) molecule appears

Question

In three-dimensional view, a transfer RNA (tRNA) molecule appears (A) Y-shaped (B) S-shaped (C) E-shaped (D) L-shaped

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Kimetal, (1973) suggested L-shape model of tRNA by X-ray diffraction, while studying phenyl alanine rRNA of yeast. L-shape structure of tRNA is a three-dimensional (3D) structure of 20 mathringA thickness.

Q. In three-dimensional view, a transfer $RN A (tRN A)$ molecule appears

Y-shaped

S-shaped

E-shaped

L-shaped

Kimetal, $(1973)$ suggested $L$ -shape model of $tRN A$ by $X$ -ray diffraction, while studying phenyl alanine $r RN A$ of yeast. $L$ -shape structure of $tRN A$ is a three-dimensional $(3 D)$ structure of $20 \overset{˚}{A}$ thickness.

Q. In three-dimensional view, a transfer RNA(tRNA) molecule appears