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In bacteria, RF2 recognizes which of the following stop codons? UAG UAA and UAG UGA UAA...

In bacteria, RF2 recognizes which of the following stop codons?

  1. UAG
  2. UAA and UAG
  3. UGA
  4. UAA and UGA
  5. UAA
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Correct choice is d- UGA/UAA

Prokaryotes have 2 codon specific factors RF1 and RF2.

RF1 for UAG/UAA and

RF2 for UGA/UAA

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