What would most likely happen if an error occurred when RNA was receiving coding information?

Answer 1

The tRNA carries the amino acid on it into the ribosome where the amino acid is transferred on to a growing protein chain. If the wrong amino acid is on the tRNA, and the ribosome accepts the tRNA with the error and incorporates the amino acid into the protein at a mRNA codon that matches the tRNA, there will be an error in the protein being synthesized. It may not matter, or it may cause the protein to not be able to carry out its normal function. Conceivably, more than one protein can contain an error depending on what mRNA's are being translated.

Answer 2

If the mRNA was not translated correctly, the resulting protein may not contain the correct sequence of amino acids (depending on how incorrectly the mRNA were translated). This would result in a change in the 3D structure (and therefore function) of the protein.

Answer 3

If RNA made mistakes when it copied DNA's instructions, the organisms will develop mutations.

Answer 4

I am not sure if this is right, but to my knowledge they would not be able to attach.

Answer 5

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