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Which two loops of t-RNA have samo number of unpaired bases?
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Which two loops of t-RNA have samo number of unpaired bases?

Which two loops of t-RNA have samo number of unpaired bases?

  1. DHU and antioondon loop
  2. Amticodon and Tu'
  3. Anticodon and vartable loop
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Which two loops of t-RNA have samo number of unpaired bases?
Updated OnFeb 2, 2022
TopicGenetics and Evolution
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 12
Answer Type Video solution: 1
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Avg. Video Duration16 min