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Answer:

64

Explanation:

4 ^ 3 because your first nucleotide can be any of the 4, same with your second, and same with the last nucleotide. 4^3 tells you there are 3 different positions that 4 different bases can be placed.

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There are 64 possible combinations of nucleotides to form a given amino acid.

  • The genetic code to add an amino acid is the result of a triplet of nucleotides or codons.

  • In consequence, there are 4^3 possible combinations of nucleotides in a codon.

  • This number (64) gives us the number of different codons that can be found in the genetic code.

In conclusion, there are 64 possible combinations of nucleotides to form a given amino acid.

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