structural unit of gene is called
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chemical structure of gene
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genes are composed of deoxyribonuclie
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The 'structural unit of a gene' is called codon.
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It is a 'three-nucleotide sequence' which forms a part of the gene and a particular amino acid help to transcript during translation.
The other units given are- recon, muton, and cistron. It responds to a specific amino acid.
Cistron is the functional unit, and its muton refers to muted unit and recon represents a recombination unit of a gene.
Codons provide the key which allows two of the languages to be translated.
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