anticodon
Transfer RNA sequence
An anticodon is a sequence of three nucleotides in transfer RNA that pairs with a complementary codon on messenger RNA during protein synthesis.
This matching ensures the correct amino acid is added to the growing protein chain: The anticodon UAC pairs with the codon AUG.
Unsteady side-to-side motion
- tripletSet of three
- complementaryMutually supplying lacks
- nucleotideGenetic code subunit
- cognateWord sharing etymological origin
Set of three
- degeneracyMoral or physical decline
- redundancyNeedless duplication
- universalityApplying to all cases
- synonymousIdentical in meaning
Electrostatic attraction between molecules
- purineTwo-fused-ring nitrogenous base
- pyrimidineHeterocyclic aromatic nitrogen compound
- adeninePurine nucleobase in DNA
- guaninePurine nucleobase in DNA
cytosine · uracil · L-shaped · cloverleaf · three-dimensional · crystallography
Protein synthesis site
- polypeptideAmino acid polymer
- elongationIncrease in length
- initiationFormal admission ceremony
- terminationAct of ending something
wobble
Unsteady side-to-side motion
- tripletSet of three
- complementaryMutually supplying lacks
- nucleotideGenetic code subunit
triplet
Set of three
- degeneracyMoral or physical decline
- redundancyNeedless duplication
- universalityApplying to all cases
hydrogen-bonding
Electrostatic attraction between molecules
- purineTwo-fused-ring nitrogenous base
- pyrimidineHeterocyclic aromatic nitrogen compound
- adeninePurine nucleobase in DNA
guanine · cytosine · uracil · L-shaped · cloverleaf · three-dimensional · crystallography
ribosome
Protein synthesis site
- polypeptideAmino acid polymer
- elongationIncrease in length
- initiationFormal admission ceremony