The Genetic Code Is NOT Universal For

question 22

Multiple Choice

The genetic code is NOT universal for:

• A) prokaryotes, which use a different genetic code than eukaryotes.
• B) a few mitochondrial genes, which substitute one sense codon for another.
• C) viruses, which use an entirely different genetic code.
• D) archaebacteria, which have their own genetic code.
• E) animal species whose cells are more advanced and complex.

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