Question
- Differentiate between unambiguous and degenerate codons.
- Write two functions of the codon AUG.
| S. No. |
Unambiguous codon
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Degenerate codon
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| 1. |
No ambiguity for a particular codon.
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Code is degenerate for a particular amino acid.
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| 2. |
A particular codon will always code for the same amino acid, where it is found.
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One amino acid often has more than one code triplet.
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| 3. |
eg. GGA is an unambiguous codon, it codes only for glycine and no other amino acid.
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e.g. Phenylalanine has two codons, i.e. UUU and UUC.
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