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Amber Codon Definition:
UAG, coding for termination..
Molecular Biology by Robert F. Weaver
Amber Codon Notes:
Amber codon is a stop codon (a codon responsible for the termination of translation). There are three codon that usually serve as the termination signals, UAG (Amber), UGA (Opal) and UAA (Ochre).
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