tRNA molecules are
(I)extensively base-paired.
(II)stabilized by hydrogen bonds.
(III)stabilized by stacking interactions.
(IV)stabilized by covalent cross links.
A)I,II
B)II,III
C)I,II,III
D)I,III
E)I,II,IV

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tRNA molecules are extensively base-paired, forming a cloverleaf structure that is stabilized by hydrogen bonds between complementary bases. Additionally, stacking interactions between adjacent bases contribute to the stability of the tRNA structure. There are no covalent cross-links stabilizing tRNA molecules.

TRNA Molecules Are (I)extensively Base-Paired