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The answer is A) it is stored only in the nucleus of all living cells<span>
The genetic code is the set of rules that explains how the information is transferred from DNA to the proteins. It is made of the </span>same components in all living organisms and is found in the base sequence of the nucleic acids. Also, it <span>is read only in groups of three nitrogenous bases. But it is not stored only in the nucleus of the cells. DNA material is present in mitochondria as well. Nevertheless, in Prokaryotes, there is no nucleus, so the genetic information is in the cytoplasm.</span>
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Each three base sequence of the mRNA, called a codon, is read by the ribosome, and the appropriate amino acid is inserted into the growing protein. If you have only a DNA sequence, to find the corresponding amino acids first transcribe your DNA sequence into an RNA sequence using complimentary base pairing.
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<u>vacuole</u>
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Vacuoles are filled with cell sap which contains sugar, salts and waste products and enclosed by tonoplast, a membrane. They mostly act as a store for sugars and salts, they maintain the shape of the cell and play a role in osmoregulation. They are found in both plant and animal cells.
