7. Anticodons are part of the structure of A DNA. B messenger RNA. transfer RNA. ribosomal RNA. D

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7. Anticodons are part of the structure of

A DNA.
B messenger RNA.
transfer RNA.
ribosomal RNA.
D

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Anticodons are part of the structure of tRNA

i.e transfer RNA

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