Answer:
(Microbial) Synergy
Explanation:
Microbial synergy <u>is a 'relationship' in which microbes support each other's growth as they cooperate and share nutrients, but are also able to work independently.</u> However, this relationship produces an much-better effect than the overall process of their individual effects.
The opposite of this phenomena is antagonism in which,<u> in a single culture media, only one of the organisms (only one species) grows.</u>
The mRNA is read sequentially in groups of three successive bases (or codons), each identifying a precise amino acid, the sequence of codons on the mRNA defining the succession of amino acids in the protein.
The four examples:
AAA: codes for lysine
GGG: codes for glycine
AUC: codes for methionine (the start codon).
UAG: stop codon (one of them).
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