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11 May, 00:46

How does a cell interpret the genetic code 13.2?

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    Cell interprets a genetic code by reading and interpreting each codon which corresponds to a single amino acid. each three letter "word" in mRNA is a codon ... Protein synthesis creates proteins from amino acids. DNA replication creates a new DNA molecule from an existing one
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