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#Question id: 4159


Which statement is not true about the ʺwobbleʺ position?

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  1. It is in the 5ʹ position on the anticodon.

  2. Base pairing other than Watson-Crick base pairing is allowed at this position.

  3. It allows anticodons to recognize more than one codon.

  4. Often has inosinate at the 3ʹ position of the codon.


Answer:- Option(s): 4


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