ASS syndrome is caused by an autoimmune reaction to enzymes that modify a hydroxyl group on these molecules. In bacteria, unloaded examples of these molecules can trigger the stringent response by signaling amino acid starvation. Tetracyclines prevent the binding of these molecules. A molecule of pseudouridine is found on the T-psi-C arm of these molecules. The five-prime ends of these molecules can participate in wobble pairing. Elongation factors assist in the binding of these molecules to the A site. These cloverleaf-shaped molecules are ligated with amino acids before they are transported to the ribosome. For 10 points, name these molecules whose anticodons bind to mRNAs during translation.
ASS syndrome is caused by an autoimmune reaction to enzymes that modify a hydroxyl group on these molecules. In bacteria, unloaded examples of these molecules can trigger the stringent response by signaling amino acid starvation. Tetracyclines prevent the binding of these molecules. A molecule of pseudouridine is found on the T-psi-C arm of these molecules. The five-prime ends of these molecules can participate in wobble pairing. Elongation factors assist in the binding of these molecules to the A site. These cloverleaf-shaped molecules are ligated with amino acids before they are transported to the ribosome. For 10 points, name these molecules whose anticodons bind to mRNAs during translation.
ASS syndrome is caused by an autoimmune reaction to enzymes that modify a hydroxyl group on these molecules.