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The "language" of RNA is called the (genetic code / nucleotide strategy / transcription strategy / substitution mutation), and it uses three-letter "words" c…

The "language" of RNA is called the (genetic code / nucleotide strategy / transcription strategy / substitution mutation), and it uses three-letter "words" c…
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The "language" of RNA is called the (genetic code / nucleotide strategy / transcription strategy / substitution mutation), and it uses three-letter "words" called (polypeptides / nucleotides / amino acids / codons).

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1. Genetic Code

2. Codons

Step-by-step explanation:

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1. Genetic Code
2. Codons
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