Question: 9. Use The Image To The Right To Answer The Following Questions. A. List The Anticodon That Is Currently In The P Site. GUGA UG & UXAL NGGU B. List The Codon That Is Currently In The A Site. C. List The Anticodon That Would Currently Fit Into The A Site. D. After Translocation, What Codon Will Be In The A Site? E. Which Amino Acid Would Be Placed After Arg?

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9. Use the image to the right to answer the following questions. a. List the anticodon that is currently in the P site. GUGA UG & UXAL NGGU b. List the codon that is currently in the A site. c. List the anticodon that would currently fit into the A site. d. After translocation, what codon will be in the A site? e. Which amino acid would be placed after Arg?

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