Most amino acids are coded by what? A single codon More than one codon Always two codons Always 3 codons Always 4 codons

The amino acids coded by a single codon areGroup of answer choicesMet and TyrMet and TrpTrp and TyrCys and TyrCys and Met

Give an example of one codon and also write the amino acid that it codes for. Do not use the start codon.

A codon specifies one of which of the following?Amino acidsProteinsNucleotidesDNA

Question 11In the genetic code, mRNA is decoded in blocks of three bases, known as codons. Each codon specifies a particular amino acid. Proteins are built one amino acid at a time, with order determined by the order of the codons in the mRNA. There are 64 possible codons in this genetic code, but there are only 20 amino acids. What do the extra codons allow for?

For each statement, indicate whether it is true or false. The information contained in rRNA, called the genetic code, is carried in sets of three-nucleotide units called codons.A codon specifies an amino acid during translation. There are 64 possible codons that exist; therefore, amino acids can have more than one codon. There are 3 start codons and one stop codon within the genetic code.