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. 2019 Jun 20;7:e7031. doi: 10.7717/peerj.7031

Figure 2. Drawings of predicted structure models of 22 transfer RNAs in the mitochondrial genome of Paragonimus ohirai, arranged in alphabetical order of the amino acids they specify.

Figure 2

Each tRNA (here abbreviated as trn) gene is named according to the one-letter amino acid abbreviation, with the exception of those specifying Serine, S1 and S2; and Leucine, L1 and L2 (L1, CUN; L2, UUR; S1, AGN; and S2, UCN); DHU arms are missing in tRNASer1(AGN) and in tRNASer2(UCN). A: trnA (Alanine); B: trnR (Arginine); C: trnN (Asparagine); D: trnD (Aspartic acid); E: trnC (Cystine); F: trnE (Glutamic acid); G: trnQ (Glutamine); H: trnG (Glycine); I: trnH (Histidine); J: trnI (Isoleucine); K: trnL1(CUN) (Leucine); L: trnL2(UUR) (Leucine); M: trnK (Lysine); N: trnM (Methionine); O: trnF (Phenylalanine); P: trnP (Proline); Q: trnS1(AGN) (Serine); R: trnS2(UCN) (Serine); S: trnT (Threonine); T: trnW (Tryptophan); U: trnY (Tyrosine); V: trnV (Valine). Names of structural components of a tRNA gene are indicated in the tRNAVal structure.