Amino acids move from the cytoplasm to the ribosome with the help of _____.
A)mRNAs
B)tRNAs
C)siRNAs
D)rRNAs

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tRNAs, or transfer RNAs, are responsible for transporting amino acids from the cytoplasm to the ribosome during translation. The tRNAs have specific anticodons that match up with the codons on the mRNA, allowing them to ensure the correct sequence of amino acids is added to the growing protein chain. mRNAs (A) provide the template for protein synthesis, siRNAs (C) are involved in silencing gene expression, and rRNAs (D) are part of the ribosome itself and involved in catalyzing peptide bond formation.

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