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Translation stops when a stop codon is reached because there are no tRNA molecules able to bind with the stop codon. A. True B. False

Translation stops when a stop codon is reached because there are no tRNA molecules able to bind with the stop codon. A. True B. False
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Translation stops when a stop codon is reached because there are no tRNA molecules able to bind with the stop codon.

A. True
B. False

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i think that the answer could be False but i am not sure 
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