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Question
Two different amino acids are never encoded by the same codon, this character of genetic code is called ______.
Options
commaless
degeneracy
non-ambiguous
non-overlapping
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Solution
Two different amino acids are never encoded by the same codon, this character of genetic code is called non-ambiguous.
Explanation:
This property states that one specific codon will always code for the same amino acid. There is no “ambiguity” or confusion; for example, AUG always codes for Methionine and nothing else.
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