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How many bases are in a anticodon
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How many bases are in a anticodon

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Three Basses

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A codon and an anticodon contain per definition three bases: Codons are the sets of 3 bases in mRNA that code for one amino acid. Anticodons are the 3 bases (of tRNA) that bind to the codons of the mRNA.

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There are 3 bases in a anticodon!

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