A codon always codes for a single amino acid and never otherwise. This property of codons represents its Options: A . &nbspNon-overlapping nature B . &nbspDegenerate nature C . &nbspNon-ambiguous nature D . &nbspPolar nature

A codon always codes for a single amino acid and never otherwise. This property

Question - A codon always codes for a single amino acid and never otherwise. This property of codons represents its

Options:

A . Non-overlapping nature

B . Degenerate nature

C . Non-ambiguous nature

D . Polar nature

Answer: Option C
:
C
A single codon always codes for the same amino acid. This describes the non-ambiguous nature of the genetic code.

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