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The original wobble hypothesis with its extended codon–anticodon base pairs played a crucial role in understanding the working of the messenger RNA (mRNA) The wobble hypothesis or wobble theory, proposed by Francis Crick in, suggests that the third base of a codon can sometimes be flexible or “wobble.” The wobbling or The wobble hypothesis, which was first proposed more thanyears ago [1], can explain two events) formation of the uracil-guanine pair as a result of codon-anticodon According to Crick’s wobble hypothesis, tRNAs with uridine at the wobble position (position) recognize A and G-, but not U or C-ending codons. This leads to the following conclusions As per Wobble Hypothesis. These abnormal bases are able to pair with more than one type of nitrogenous base in the third position of the codon on mRNA. The wobble hypothesis states that the third position (3') of the codon on mRNA and the first position (5') of the anti-codon on tRNA are bound less tightly than the other pair and Tags Abstract. •At leasttRNAs are required to translate alltriplet codonsis used for the initiation codon. eg original wobble hypothesis. Crick recognized that inosine had the potential for promiscu-ous interactions and proposed near-standard pairing with U and C and a slightly broader Here are some examples of the wobble hypothesis in action: Arginine: The amino acid arginine is coded by six different codons: CGU, CGC, CGA, CGG, AGA, and AGG. However, no six different tRNA molecules correspond to each of these codons. The wobble hypothesis states that the base at 5′ end of the anticodon is not spatially confined as the other two bases allowing it to form hydrogen bonds with any of several bases located at the 3′ end of a codon. Instead, one tRNA molecule with the anticodon 3′-CCU-5′ can recognize the codons CGU, CGC, and CGA •Mammals have > tRNAs. (and the Wobble Hypothesis) •Codon-anticodon pairing is the crucial feature of the reading of the code Wobble Hypothesis Proposed by Crick in According to this hypothesis, the base in the first position of anti-codon on tRNA is usually an abnormal base, like inosine, pseudouridine, tyrosine, etc. Third-Base Degeneracy. However, U in the The Wobble Hypothesis Statement. •Most cells have >codons.