Answer: DNA
Explanation: An enzyme called RNA polymerase reads the DNA template strand and creates an mRNA strand. Afterwards a molecule called tRNA goes to the mRNA strand. It has three nucleotides (which are complementary to the ones on the mRNA strand) on it which is called an anticodon as well as an amino acid. Each anticodon represent one of the 20 amino acids (the anticodon is like a code, there can be different codons that both code for the same amino acid but never one codon that codes for multiple amino acids). With the help of ribosomes and GTP, the amino acids on the tRNAs are bonded together and when it reaches the stop codon, it is released and a protein is formed. Hope this helps!
