If the anticodon for lysine is UUU, what is its codon?

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Maxwell
Jul 8, 2017

AAA

Explanation:

The #"anticodon"# is part of the tRNA molecule which binds to the mRNA molecule during translation, attaching an amino acid in the process. The #"codon"# is part of the mRNA molecule.

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