Given what we know about the genetic code, we can confirm that the anticodons recognized as Histidine are GUG, CAC, and CAU.
When a protein is synthesized, the cell reads the genetic code on the mRNA strand and uses tRNA to bring the corresponding amino acids together, thus creating the desired protein. This code is not unique however, what this means, is that more than one grouping of nucleotides (codons) can code for the same amino acid.
This helps to explain how there are 26 amino acids, and yet there are over 60 possible combinations of codons. Through careful study, scientists have been able to uncover that the amino acid histidine can be called by 3 distinct groupings of nucleotides. These are:
each of which will cause the tRNA to bind to histidine.
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