Inactive Tutor answered 04/18/22
Each amino acid is encoded by a 3 nucleotide sequence known as a codon. This means that for every 1 amino acid, there must be 3 units of genetic material. 90 amino acids (3 units / amino acid) = 270 units = C
Sofia B.
asked 04/16/22The gene that encodes for 90 units (amino acids) long protein is:
(a) 10 units long
(b) 30 units long
(c) 270 units long
(d) 360 units long
Inactive Tutor answered 04/18/22
Each amino acid is encoded by a 3 nucleotide sequence known as a codon. This means that for every 1 amino acid, there must be 3 units of genetic material. 90 amino acids (3 units / amino acid) = 270 units = C
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