Due to the extensive regulatory systems in the cell, it is impossible to attach an incorrect amino acid to a trna. t/f

False

Explanation:

Transfer RNA (tRNA) is a molecule synthesized from the process of transcribing DNA into segments located in specific regions of chromosomes. It is involved with protein synthesis in the mechanism of gene translation. This molecule is responsible for driving amino acids to form the polypeptide chains that make up proteins. While it is true that a cell has extensive regulatory systems to prevent the attachment of an incorrect amino acid to a tRNA, it is not true that the attachment of an incorrect amino acid is impossible, although rare, can happen.