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A codon in the genetic code consists of:

One molecule of charged-tRNA

A Shine-Dalgarno sequence

Three consecutive nucleotides

Two complementary base pairs

High-Yield Explanation

A codon is a triplet sequence of bases. The tRNA molecule contains an anticodon. The Shine-Dalgarno sequence is found in the 23S prokaryotic ribosomal RNA. A codon is on the same strand of DNA or mRNA.

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