Question

trna has the (5:20 - 5:36)

codon

anticodon

question 10

1 pts

dna is used to make a copy of rna, and then the rna codes for

proteins

polypeptides

lactose

Explanation:

• For the first question: tRNA (transfer RNA) has an anticodon. The anticodon on tRNA pairs with the codon on mRNA during translation. A codon is on mRNA.
• For the second question: DNA is transcribed to RNA (mRNA), and then mRNA is translated to proteins. Polypeptides are the building blocks of proteins (a chain of amino acids), but when we talk about what RNA codes for in the context of central dogma (DNA → RNA → protein), the more general and common answer is proteins. Lactose is a disaccharide and not related to this central dogma process.

Answer:

1. anticodon
2. Proteins