Machinery in the cell can "read" the information in the DNA: three nucleotides in a row (a triplet) carry one unit of information, called a codon.
Three nucleotides in a row (a triplet) carry one unit of information, called a codon. Machinery in the cell can "read" the information in the DNA.
Machinery in the cell can "read" the information in the DNA. Three nucleotides in a row (a triplet) carry one unit of information, called a codon.
Machinery in the cell can "read" the information in the DNA. Three nucleotides in a row (a triplet) carry one unit of information, called a codon.