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Nucleic Acids

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Which amino acid is asparagine formed from?

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Amino acids:
Amino acids are formed by a Triplet of Codons.
These codons are nothing but Nitrogen bases.
Amino acids forms proteins.
There are twenty amino acids present.
The amide asparagine is formed by aspartic acid.

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