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There is a certain grammar to the genetic code, or
rules to follow so that the message can be
effectively translated from DNA into functional
protein.
Codons are y base "words" that code for
specific amino acids. They are
and never
the words.

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Codons are

✔ 3 base "words"  that code for specific amino acids. They are ✔nonoverlapping

and never ✔ have gaps between

the words
  • codon are  3 base "words"
  • nonoverlapping
  • never have gaps between

What are codons?

A sequence of three consecutive nucleotides in a DNA or RNA molecule that codes for a specific amino acid. Certain codons signal the start or end of translation.

What are nonoverlapping sequence ?

Nonoverlapping sequence Means the successive triplets are read in order. Each nucleotide in the sequence is a part of only one codon. The adjacent codons do not overlap, they do not share any base.

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