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27 December, 19:00

Suppose the first nucleotide on a codon is adenine. What will the first nucleotide be on the corresponding anticodon?

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  1. 27 December, 19:08
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    The codon is found on the messenger RNA molecule and is complementary to the anticodon on the transfer RNA molecule. The base pairing in RNA molecules is:

    Adenine with Uracil (because RNA molecules do not have Thymine)

    Cytosine with Guanine

    This means that the first nucleotide on the anticodon will be uracil.
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