It has been suggested that the triplet genetic code evolved from a two-nucleotide code. Perhaps there were fewer amino a

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It has been suggested that the triplet genetic code evolved from a two-nucleotide code. Perhaps there were fewer amino a

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It has been suggested that the triplet genetic code evolved froma two-nucleotide code. Perhaps there were fewer amino acids in theancient proteins. Comment on the features of the genetic code thatmight support this hypothesis? 2.The strands of DNA can beseparated by heating the DNA sample. The input heat energy breaksthe hydrogen bonds between base pairs, allowing the strands toseparate from one another. Suppose that you are given two DNAsamples. One has a G + C content of 70% and the other has a G + Ccontent of 45%. Which of these samples will require a highertemperature to separate the strands? Explain your answer.
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