`tRNA` recognises ribosome by

tRNA recognises amino acyl RNA synthetase by

tRNA recognises amino acyl RNA synthetase by

Assertion : tRNA recognises its corresponding codon in mRNA. Reason : For each codon, there is an individual tRNA.

Assertion : tRNA recognises its corresponding codon in mRNA. Reason : For each codon, there is an individual tRNA.

The following statements describe the process of translation. I. An amide linkage is formed between adjacent amino acids. II. Hydrogen bonds are formed between the anticodon and the codon. III. mRNA binds to the ribosome. IV. tRNA enters the ribosome carrying a specific amino acid. In which order does this process take place?

The following statements describe the process of translation. I. An amide linkage is formed between adjacent amino acids. II. Hydrogen bonds are formed between the anticodon and the codon. III. mRNA binds to the ribosome. IV. tRNA enters the ribosome carrying a specific amino acid. In which order does this process take place?

Observe the following illustration and answer the questions. Write the role of tRNA and ribosome in this process.

How do mRNA, tRNA and ribosomes help in the process of translation?

During protein synthesis, a ribosome moves from 5' to 3' end of mRNA to recognise all condons. This movement of ribosome is called

During protein synthesis, a ribosome moves from 5' to 3' end of mRNA to recognise all condons. This movement of ribosome is called