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How do a code, codon, and anticodon differ?
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The structure of nitrogen bases in mRNA molecule which contains the information for the synthesis of the protein molecule is known as genetic code.A codon is the sequence of nitrogenous bases and mRNA which codes for the single amino acid. A single amino acid is determined by sequence of the nitrogenous bases which is known as a triplet code.
The anticodon sites which is present on t RNA has three unpaired bases also known as a triplet of bases whose sequence is complementary with mRNA.
A codon is the sequence of nitrogenous bases and mRNA which codes for the single amino acid. A single amino acid is determined by sequence of the nitrogenous bases which is known as a triplet code.
The anticodon sites which is present on t RNA has three unpaired bases also known as a triplet of bases whose sequence is complementary with mRNA.
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