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Three nucleotide bases in mRNA, that specifies (codes for) a particular amino acid is called a(n) a mutagen b anticodon c intron d codon

Three nucleotide bases in mRNA, that specifies (codes for) a particular amino acid is called a(n) a mutagen b anticodon c intron d codon
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Three nucleotide bases in mRNA, that specifies (codes for) a particular amino acid is called a(n)

a
mutagen
b
anticodon
c
intron
d
codon

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The answer is a codon. A codon is in a mRNA while an anti-codon is in a tRNA.

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