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Codons form a unit of the genetic code that determines a specific

amino acid.

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Answer: The correct answer is- Amino acid.

Codon represents a unit of genetic code, which determines a specific amino acid.

It is a sequence of three nucleotides that are present in DNA/RNA sequence and codes for a specific amino acid ( like UUU codes for phenylalanine) during the process of translation. Codon also generates a start signal or stop signal during protein synthesis ( such as AUG is a start codon and UGA is a stop codon)

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