How many codons are possible? All of these codons are used in molecules of mRNA and there
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How many codons are possible? All of these codons are used in molecules of mRNA and there are only 20 amino acids normally encoded (plus start codons and stop codons). Is there exactly one codon per amino acid, must some codons select for more than one amino acid, or must there be some amino acids for which there is more than one codon?
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In the genetic code there are 64 possible codons that code for the 20 standard amino acids including ...View the full answer
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