The anticodon is the three nucleotide group that's present in the tRNA and is complementary to the mRNA codon. The mRNA codon, on the other hand, is complementary to the DNA information. Therefore, we would have the following passages of, firstly, transcription, and then, recognition by the anticodon:
DNA coding strand for a particular amino acid: 5' AGT 3'
corresponding mRNA codon: 3' UCA 5' (or 5' ACU 3')
corresponding tRNA anticodon: 5' AGU 3' (or 3' UGA 5')
Answer:
Option B.
Explanation:
If a trait is common or not it has very little or nothing to do with if the trait is dominant or recessive but it solely depends on total copies of the allele present in that particular population.
Dominant allele does not make an allele common, dominant term only explains that it expressed itself in presence of the recessive allele. For instance, the rolling tongue is not common even though it is a dominant allele and expressed in heterozygous condition.
