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The triplets of bases in DNA that code for amino acids are called
The triplets of bases in DNA that code for amino acids are called
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The triplets of nitrogenous bases in DNA that code for amino acids is called codons. There are 64 codons, 61 of which code for different amino acids. The remaining three codons are stop/termination codons, which act as stop signals for protein synthesis.
Codons
The triplets of nitrogenous bases in DNA that code for amino acids is called codons. There are 64 codons, 61 of which code for different amino acids. The remaining three codons are stop/termination codons, which act as stop signals for protein synthesis.
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