Genetic code is overlapping because the nitrogen bases are read continuously in groups of three nucleotide without sharing or overlapping. True or false

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Jadejoe asked Jan 13, 2023

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Genetic code is overlapping because the nitrogen bases are read continuously in groups of three nucleotide without sharing or overlapping.

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a genetic code will not overlap.

Y Ramesh Rao answered Jan 17, 2023

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