An organism uses 20 amino acids while it's DNA is made up of 6 types of nitrogenous bases.What would be the number of bases in a codon? 6 or 4 or 3 or 2.........answer please
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As there are 20 amino acids thus there must be at least 20 unique combinations of the bases. If the code is singlet i.e., consists of only one base then possible codons can be (6)1=6, which is far less than the required number i.e., 20
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The answer is 2!
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