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How do nucleotides provide nucleic acids with specific codes?

HINT: Think about the structure of nucleotides and the different types of bases found in them.

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Nucleotides have specific sequences. When these codes/orders of nucleotides are translated, they code for amino acids, which in turn correspond to specific proteins being made. These proteins are responsible for carrying out various bodily functions.

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