Transfer RNA (tRNA) is a type of ribonucleic acid. It brings amino acids to the ribosomes and mRNA for the structural organization into proteins. Thus, option D is correct.
What is tRNA?
tRNA is an adaptor molecule that decodes the mRNA sequences in the form of amino acids through the ribosomes. It is involved in the translation process of complex protein synthesis.
tRNA transports the amino acids (codons) to the ribosomes to join them with their complementary (anti-codon) sequence for the polypeptide assembly.
Therefore, the tRNA carries amino acids for polypeptide formation.
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