Question

Hey could you help me out with a simple biology question?
http://prntscr.com/af8ptv I'm just having trouble understand the wording that describes tRNA or transfer RNA. I just didn't understand the wording. Could you reword that short paragraph?

Answer 1

Okay, this might take awhile but I can try. e_o

Answer 2

@kitti-
Oh you already found it haha

Answer 3

LOL

Answer 4

I've been lurking here waiting for you~ ♪

Answer 5

I only need tRNA reworded btw so you dont have to understand the whole process LOL.

I just didn't understand the tRNA summary my book gave.

When a protein is built a third type of RNA molecule transfers each amino acid to the ribosome as it is defined by the coded message in mRNA.

That one

Answer 6

*brain imploded anyway*

Answer 7

Haha, okay; I'll try -
"when a protein is built a third type of RNA molecule" ... basically, after a protein is built, there's a third type (NOT the mRNA or rRNA, but a separate type) of RNA that ... "transfers each amino acid to the ribosome as it is defined by the coded message in mRNA" ... BASED on the coded message that messenger-RNA has created, transfer-RNA TRANSFERS amino acids to ribosomes.

Answer 8

So like what is it saying when it's saying "transfers each amino acid to the ribosome as it is DEFINED by the coded message in mRNA)

What's being defined?

Answer 9

Otherwise known as\[\text{"After a protein is built, the transfer RNA will transfer each amino acid...}\]\[\text{...to its respective ribosome, based on the 'coded message'...}\]\[\text{...that was created by messenger RNA}\]Ew, LaTex is a pain.