A charged tRNA is approaching the ribosome during the translation of an mRNA. The anti-codon sequence of this tRNA is 5' CAU 3'. What amino acid this tRNA is carrying? Select one: a. Met b. His Tyr d. Val O c.

A charged tRNA is approaching the ribosome during the translation of an mRNA. The anti-codon sequence of this tRNA is 5' CAU 3'. What amino acid this tRNA is carrying? Select one: a. Met b. His Tyr d. Val O c.

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A charged tRNA is approaching the ribosome during the
translation of an mRNA. The anti-codon sequence of this
tRNA is 5' CAU 3'. What amino acid this tRNA is
carrying?
Select one:
a. Met
Ob. His
O c. Tyr
d. Val

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