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Would you expect the transfer RNA molecules and the messenger RNA molecules to be the same in the cells of a horse as in similar human cells? Give reasons for your answer in each case.

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biology

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  1. tRNA from cells of horse and man are basically the same, whereas the mRNA from the cells of these two animals would show much more difference.
  2. tRNA molecules show slight variations between horse and human cells, while mRNA molecules are identical.
  3. tRNA and mRNA in horse and human cells are completely identical.
  4. Both tRNA and mRNA molecules in horse and human cells vary significantly in their nucleotide sequences.
  5. tRNA molecules in horse cells contain different amino acids compared to human cells, while mRNA molecules are highly conserved.
  6. tRNA molecules in both horse and human cells are similar in function but differ in their nucleotide sequences, whereas mRNA molecules have identical sequences but differ in function.
  7. tRNA in horse and human cells are different, but mRNA are the same.
  8. tRNA molecules are completely different between horse and human cells, but mRNA molecules are similar.
  9. tRNA and mRNA in horse and human cells are completely different.
  10. The anticodon regions of tRNA are different in horses compared to humans, but the rest of the tRNA structure is the same, and mRNA molecules are completely identical.

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stemez-Biology

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