Which of the following terms is least associated with tRNA? 1. anticodon 2. DNA 3. amino acid 4. codon 5. ribosome

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Which of the following terms is least associated with tRNA?

1. anticodon
2. DNA
3. amino acid
4. codon
5. ribosome

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The least associated with tRNA is 2.DNA

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