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26 March, 03:20

What rules are followed when an anticodon binds to a codon?

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  1. 26 March, 03:32
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    The typical base pairing rules are followed when the specific codon on the mRNA strand complementary base pairs to the anticodon on the incoming tRNA molecule. These complements, are more specifically held by hydrogen bonds.

    A = U

    G = C.
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