The function of aminoacyl tRNA synthetases based on the given pedigree chart and conclude that gene causing these diseases are recessive or dominant in their action. Introduction: The tRNA ligase is otherwise called as aminoacyl synthetase. It is an enzyme that attaches to the suitable amino acid onto its RNA. Aminoacyl tRNA synthetase is categorized into two classes and for each is composed of ten enzymes. Class I consists of two highly conserved motif sequence. Class II consists of three highly conserved motif sequence.

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To define: The function of aminoacyl tRNA synthetases based on the given pedigree chart and conclude that gene causing these diseases are recessive or dominant in their action.

Introduction: The tRNA ligase is otherwise called as aminoacyl synthetase. It is an enzyme that attaches to the suitable amino acid onto its RNA. Aminoacyl tRNA synthetase is categorized into two classes and for each is composed of ten enzymes. Class I consists of two highly conserved motif sequence. Class II consists of three highly conserved motif sequence.

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To define: The vital role that aminoacyl synthetases play in the synthesis of protein and survival of individual with such defect in the efficiency of translation.

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To define: Some tissues (neural) is affected more when compared to others.

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