The "wobble" base is a tRNA site where:
A)inosine nucleotide can sometimes be found.
B)mutations often create severe mutations in the encoded protein.
C)the amino acid is closely located to facilitate its addition to the new protein.
D)aminoacyl-tRNAs read the tRNA specificity.
E)tRNAs display structural instability.

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The "wobble" base is the third base in the codon-anticodon pairing and it has the ability to pair with more than one nucleotide, including inosine. This allows for more flexibility in the genetic code and can mitigate the effects of mutations.

The "Wobble" Base Is a TRNA Site Where