According to genetic code,
1 codon = 3 nucleotides
1 amino acid = 1 codon
If the gene is having 141 codons, than there will be 141 amino acids only because one codon specifies one amino acid.
There will be 141 × 3 = 423 nucleotide bases because 1 codon/1 amino acid is specified by 3 bases.
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