are tRNA's used to form collagen?

hcbiochem2020-07-15T04:59:00Z

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Yes, they are. Collagen is a protein which is synthesized by the process of translation like all proteins.

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Smeghead2020-07-15T05:12:16Z

Of course. All proteins use tRNAs. Don't know how many more questions you'll need to figure this out.

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Anonymous2020-07-15T05:09:31Z

Collagen is a protein, and proteins are made using tRNa and mRNA.

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