👉 Term: Tylecodon, also known as a tRNA (transfer RNA), is an essential molecule in the ribosome that carries the genetic information from mRNA to protein-coding DNA during translation. It functions by binding specifically to the anticodon of the mRNA and changing its base pairing with the codons of the translated amino acid sequence. This process is crucial for the synthesis of proteins, as it ensures that each amino acid is paired correctly with its corresponding tRNA in the ribosome's cycle
