The answer is UAC.
In the RNA, base complements are adenine - uracil (A-U) and guanine -cytosine (G-C). So, when in the process of translation, anticodons of tRNA pairs with codons of mRNA, the complementary bases will pair. So, adenine in tRNA will pair uracil in mRNA (A → U), uracil in tRNA will pair adenine in mRNA (U → A), and guanine <span>in tRNA will pair cytosine in mRNA (G </span>→ C):
tRNA: A U G
mRNA: U A C
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Cytoplasm is found in a cell and includes everything in it (including organelles, cytosol, etc.) excerpt for the cell nucleus. It consists of 80 percent of water, and usually doesn't have any color to it.
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