In All Cells a Gene Encodes For

Question

In all cells a gene encodes for
A) a protein (via mRNA).
B) a tRNA.
C) an rRNA.
D) a protein, tRNA, or rRNA depending on the specific gene.

Accepted Answer

Genes can encode for various types of RNA, including mRNA (which is translated into proteins), tRNA (which helps in the translation process by carrying amino acids), and rRNA (which is a component of ribosomes, the machinery for protein synthesis). Therefore, depending on the specific gene, it can encode for a protein, tRNA, or rRNA.