Where are genetic code, codon and anti-codon located?

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Gentic code , codon and anticodons are present in the m-RNA i.e messenger RNA formed from the DNA by the process of transcription.

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Where are genetic code, codon and anti-codon located?

Dear Student, Gentic code , codon and anticodons are present in the m-RNA i.e messenger RNA formed from the DNA by the process of transcription. Regards

Dear Student,

Gentic code , codon and anticodons are present in the m-RNA i.e messenger RNA formed from the DNA by the process of transcription.

Regards