Tψ C loop of tRNA is called:

Question

Tψ C loop of tRNA is called: (A) 'Most specific' part of tRNA (B) Enzyme attachment site (C) Ribosomal attachment site (D) Aminoacyl attachment site

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tRNA is a type of RNA molecule that helps in translating mRNA codons to polypeptide by joining the amino acids. tRNA contains a definitive structure with three hairpin loops. One of the loop has a set of anticodon triplet complementary to the codon on mRNA. It also has a T-arm or T-loop which is used for attachment to the ribosome during the protein bio-synthesis. This loop is also called as

T ψ C

as it contains thymidine, cytidine and pseudouridine.
Solution

Q. TψC loop of tRNA is called:

'Most specific' part of tRNA

Enzyme attachment site

Ribosomal attachment site

Aminoacyl attachment site

Q. $T ψ C$ loop of tRNA is called: