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    A Three-Nucleotide Sequence on an MRNA That Codes for an Amino
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A Three-Nucleotide Sequence on an MRNA That Codes for an Amino

Question 23

Question 23

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A three-nucleotide sequence on an mRNA that codes for an amino acid is referred to as a/an:


A) anticodon.
B) primary transcript.
C) tRNA.
D) template.
E) codon.

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