A codon is a string of bases in RNA that code for a specific amino acid. How many nucleotides make up each codon? O A. 4 OB. 1 a C. 3 e D. 2.

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A codon is a string of bases in RNA that code for a specific amino acid. How

many nucleotides make up each codon?
O A. 4
OB. 1
a
C. 3
e
D. 2.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Only 3 nucleotides make up each codon.

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