FTP, name this type of RNA.
In 1965 Robert Holley and colleagues were the first completely sequence this molecule. Also, several compounds unique to them were detected including inosinic acid, hypoxanthine, and pseudouridine. Activation of them results in the formation of an acyladenylic acid, and it is now known that all of them possess a "p, Cp, Cp, A" sequence a their three prime end, and their D-loop and variable loop are just part of their accepted cloverleaf shape. Their primary part is the anticodon end that binds an amino acid and transports it to the appropriate location on the ribosome. FTP, name this type of RNA.
In 1965 Robert Holley and colleagues were the first completely sequence this molecule.
{tRNA} or {transfer RNA} (do not prompt on “RNA”)