When we say that the genetic code is "nearly universal," we mean that $q,$

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each three$-$base code is the "word" for only one amino acid

with very few exceptions, the same codon codes for the same amino acid throughout the living world

the code always results in a series of amino acids that eventually become a protein $($rather than a carbohydrate or a lipid$)$

the code contains no commas