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Why is CGU a codon and what is a single condon?
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Why is CGU a codon and what is a single condon?

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Answer: CGU is a triplet in the RNA that transcribes from the DNA

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A single codon is triplet in the RNA that matches to a complementary DNA triplet. In this case the RNA would match to a DNA of GCA

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