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Standard XII
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What is a tri...
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What is a triplet of mRNA?
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Triplet of mRNA:
It is a sequence of three nucleotides present in the mRNA, which is commonly called a codon or genetic code.
A protein is made up of small units called amino acids that are arranged in sequence inside the protein structure.
The triplet codon is required for the formation of a specific amino acid in the protein.
In other words, during translation/protein synthesis, the formation of amino acids in a protein takes place due to the triplet codon.
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