Question

What is the function of tRNA in bacteria?

Answer 1

tRNA:

1. tRNA is transfer ribonucleic acid.
2. The clover leaf-like RNA that is responsible for the synthesis of proteins by the process of translation is known as tRNA.
3. tRNA brings the amino acids on the mRNA strand to synthesize a long chain of proteins.
4. Thus, tRNA provides amino acids for the nascent polypeptide synthesis.
5. tRNA also reads genetic codes.