I believe the answer is 3 - the nucleotide triplet that encodes one amino acid is called a codon.
Answer:
The cell would fail to function. It would likely fail to properly replicate DNA properly or transcribe genes.
Explanation:
The nucleus holds the genetic information, the DNA. If the nucleus does not grow properly, the DNA might not fit or be properly organized inside. This would mean DNA replication could not proceed as normal, and the DNA might not even be able to fit inside the nucleus!
The cell would also struggle to properly transcribe the DNA if the nucleus is not fully formed. DNA acts as a template for mRNA transcription, which directs protein synthesis. The cell will very quickly die if there are inaccuracies in protein synthesis due to mRNA not being adequately synthesized.
RNA is similar to DNA. In RNA, uracil replaces the thymine. So, the base that is replaced is called the thymine.
You might be looking for this word - haploid cells.
Hope it helped!
