The genetic code: a. allows multiple amino acids to be coded for by a single codon b. allows each amino acid to be coded for by at least one codon c. allows each amino acid to be coded for by multiple codons d. allows each amino acid to be coded for by a single codon
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This statement is incorrect. Each codon codes for one specific amino acid, not multiple. b. This statement is correct. Each amino acid is coded for by at least one codon. Show more…
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