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The gene XPOT encodes a nuclear export receptor for this molecule, which has a universally conserved 3-prime CCA tail. Â In 1965, Robert Holley published the first complete sequence of the alanine-bearing form of this molecule, which is charged by namesake aminoacyl synthetases. Â Its two-dimensional structure includes a T-psi-C loop, acceptor stem, and D loop (*). Â Nitrogenous bases unique to this molecule include ribothymidylic acid, pseudouridine, and inosine. Â This molecule with a characteristic cloverleaf shape has specific binding sites on ribosomes, including the P, A, and E sites. Â For 10 points, identify this molecule consisting of 75 to 90 nucleotides, whose anticodon loop allows it to deliver specific amino acids for addition to a growing polypeptide.
The gene XPOT encodes a nuclear export receptor for this molecule, which has a universally conserved 3-prime CCA tail.
tRNA [accept transfer RNA; prompt on RNA]