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The effect of absence of genetic code redundancy of the genetic code on the cases of diseases such as Alper-Huttenlocher syndrome, Cystic fibrosis, and Epidermolysis bullosa
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The genetic code is a universal code, whichis used by all the cells and each organism uses same code for a particular amino acid. Each codon is responsible for a particular amino acid, but an amino acid can be decoded from one or more codons. With the use of genetic codes and the amino acid sequences of protein, possible
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