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Three unpaired bases in a tRNA molecule is called a codon an exon mRNA an anticodon
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Three unpaired bases in a tRNA molecule is called

a codon
an exon
mRNA
an anticodon

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An anticodon is the term for three unpaired bases in a tRNA molecule.


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Three unpaired bases in a tRNA molecule is called an anticodon.


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