Archaeosine is a Guanosine Analog Found in Archaeal

Question

Archaeosine is a guanosine analog found in archaeal
A) rRNA.
B) mRNA.
C) DNA.
D) msRNA.
E) tRNA.

Accepted Answer

Archaeosine is found in tRNA (transfer RNA) molecules in archaeal cells. It replaces the guanosine base at a specific position in some tRNA molecules and is important for their proper function during protein synthesis.