While RNA is generally single-stranded, one specific type folds into a clover-leaf shape with localized base pairing. Identify this molecule.
Q1. While RNA is generally single-stranded, one specific type folds into a clover-leaf shape with localized base pairing. Identify this molecule.
Answer: tRNA
Explanation: tRNA has specific regions of double-strandedness due to internal base pairing. mRNA is tempting because it is RNA, but it remains strictly single-stranded and linear.