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. 2017 Sep 21;15(4-5):537–553. doi: 10.1080/15476286.2017.1356562

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Figure 11. — Wobble map. Anticodon domain modified nucleosides play an important role in the wobbling of tRNA's codon recognition, some expanding codon recognition to synonymous codons while others restrict recognition. The different cases of wobbling in the presence and absence of modifications as discussed in this paper, are shown. The black arrow represents no modifications, whereas a red arrow indicates the presence of one or more modifications. The tRNAs are shown in blue, the anticodons are indicated on the arrow and codons decoded by the tRNA bearing the anticodon are enclosed in white boxes.