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What is the easiest way to describe rRNA and tRNA processing in eukaryotes?

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What is the easiest way to describe rRNA and tRNA processing in eukaryotes?

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  1. Do you mean how are rRNA and tRNA processed?

    rRNA and tRNA are themselves transcribed from your DNA, but not translated since they aren't proteins.  They are instead allowed to exhibit molecular folding through H bonds.  rRNA is also combined with proteins to form ribosomes.


  2. Process is called translation. tRNA brings the specific amino acid with the anticodon accordin to rRNA codon and these adjacent amino acids join togethr to form polypeptide chain .

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