Asked by Anonymous

How do mRNA and tRNA work together to make proteins?
A. tRNA carries the instructions coded in mRNA to the ribosomes where mRNA decodes DNA to make proteins.
B. mRNA carries the instructions coded in tRNA to the ribosomes where mRNA decodes DNA to make proteins.
C. mRNA carries the instructions coded in DNA to the ribosomes where tRNA decodes the mRNA to make proteins.
D. tRNA carries the instructions coded in DNA to the ribosomes where mRNA decodes the tRNA to make proteins.
Is the answer b?
Answered by Anonymous
Please help me
Answered by emma
The mRNA brings the message that was transcribed by the DNA to the ribosome, while the tRNA brings the anticodon to translate the message, along with the amino acid which bonds to form a polypeptide chain. The chain is further developed into a functional protein .
Answered by Anonymous
So C?
Answered by emma
Yes
Answered by Anonymous
Can you please help me with my other questions?
Answered by Donald
1 is A, not B not D, but A
Answered by Donald
Sorry, wrong question ;)
Answered by pinetreestastelikemilk
tRNA carries amino acids to the ribosome and helps form proteins.
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