A tRNA has an anticodon with the sequence 5’ GCA 3’. What is the sequence of the DNA template strand that would allow this tRNA to add an amino acid to the polypeptide chain?Group of answer choices5' TGC 3'5’ GCA 3’5’ ACG 3’5’ CGT 3’

Based on the sequence of this mRNA, what is the sequence of the tRNA anticodon that would add an amino acid to the C-terminus of the translated polypeptide sequence?5’ …CGU – CGC – ACG – UUG… 3’Group of answer choices5’ ACG 3’5’ AAC 3’5’ CAA 3’5’ GCA 3

Which DNA sequence, mRNA codon, and amino acid correspond to the tRNA anticodon AUA?

Which mRNA codon, tRNA anticodon, and amino acid correspond to the DNA sequence ATG?

A DNA template contains the following bases: 5’-ATT GCG TAA-3’ Which of the following sequences represent the complementary strand that would be synthesised by DNA polymerase? Question 4Answer a. 5’-AAT GCG TTA-3’ b. 5’-TTA CGC AAT-3’ c. 5’-ATT GCG TAA-3’ d. 5’-TAA CGC ATT-3’

The site on the ribsosome where the tRNA carrying the next amino acid arrives to be added to the polypeptide chain.Group of answer choicesmRNA binding siteA sitecodonE siteP siteamino acid attachment siteanticodonNext