The Transporter RNA (often called TRNA) is a kind of RNA that can transport amino acids and transforms the nucleotide sequence on messenger RNA (mRNA) into the amino acid sequence within the polypeptide chain templates genes have generated. regulation. Of all the varieties of RNA, is the most important. tRNA, together with mRNA plays the largest function in the synthesis of proteins as well as in gene translation.

To perform this task for this purpose, each molecule of transport RNA contains a particular triplet (also called anticodone) which can detect and augment the codones on messenger RNA. There are a variety of types of transport RNAs in the cell.