What best explains the interaction between tRNA and mRNA during translation?

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MRNA is the RNA that assists in Messaging the DNAs instructions to the ribosomes (sites of protein synthesis). tRNA helps to transfer the necessary amino acids to the ribosomes. In short, mRNA tells the ribosomes what amino acids to use and in what order. tRNA “retrieves” those and bring later them to the ribosomes.

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