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Anticodon Definition:
A 3-base sequence in a tRNA that base-pairs with a specific codon..
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Anticodon Notes:
An anticodon is a sequence of three bases in a transfer RNA, that are complementary to a messenger RNA codon. During the process of translation, hydrogen bonds are formed between the bases of anticodon with the complementary bases of the codon.
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