For 10 points, identify this type of RNA whose anticodon loop contains a complementary sequence to an mRNA codon.
These molecules were where the U-turn motif was first discovered. The protein EF-Tu binds to these molecules and their 3 prime end is always capped with the sequence CCA. The presence of inosine in these molecules allows Crick's wobble hypothesis. The tertiary structure of these molecules is in the shape of an L. They are "charged", or have an amino acid added, by an aminoacyl synthetase, and they bind to the A-site and P-site in the ribosome. These molecules' T arm and D arm are part of their cloverleaf secondary structure. For 10 points, identify this type of RNA whose anticodon loop contains a complementary sequence to an mRNA codon.
These molecules were where the U-turn motif was first discovered.
tRNA [or transfer RNA; or \"ribonucleic acid\" in place of \"RNA\"; prompt on RNA]