Particular amino acid and tRNA molecule binds together by the action of an enzyme named;

Correct answer: C. Aminocyle-tRNA synthetase

  • A. RNA Polymerase
  • B. tRNA synthetase
  • C. Aminocyle-tRNA synthetase
  • D. tRNA ligase

Explanation

So, when it comes to linking a specific amino acid with its corresponding tRNA molecule during protein synthesis, there's a special enzyme called aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase that does the job. It acts like a matchmaker, making sure that the right amino acid is paired with the right tRNA molecule. This process is crucial for building proteins correctly.

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