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26 May, 00:51

Why is the genetic code read three bases at a time?

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  1. 26 May, 03:50
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    Groups of 3 bases are referred to as codons.

    Each codon codes for an amino acid.

    A group of amino acids makes a protein.

    These proteins are then used to carry out basic life functions
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