Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Referring to the genetic code, what is meant by "wobble"?
Relaxed pairing specificities in the third-base position of a codon
Relaxed pairing specificities in the first-base position of a codon
Relaxed pairing specificities in the second-base position of a codon
Three sequences that do not code for amino acids
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