A single amino acid is often coded by more than one triplet code. In most of the cases the first two bases are the same but the third base is different. This feature of the genetic codes is called
A. universality
B. non-overlapping and commaless
C. redundancy and degeneracy
D. non-ambiguity
Answer:C
A single amino acid is often coded by more than one triplet code. In most of the cases the first two bases are the same but the third base is different. This feature of the genetic codes is called
A. universality B. non-overlapping and commaless C. redundancy and degeneracy D. non-ambiguity