A point mutation that changes a codon specifying an amino acid into a stop condon is called a

A mutation that change a codon spcifying one amino acid to a terination that changes a codon is called:

The amino acid coded by 3 codons is

The amino acid coded by 3 codons is

Which amino acid has a single codon ?

As more than one triplet codon can specify one amino acid, the genetic code is called non-ambiguous.

Messenger RNA encodes the amino acid sequence of a protein. A triplet of nitrogenous bases in m-RNA specifying an amino acid is called an anticodon.