What kind of chromosomal rearrangements move DNA from one chromosome to a nonhomologous chromosome? Translocations Duplications...

What kind of chromosomal rearrangements move DNA from one chromosome to a nonhomologous chromosome?

		Translocations
		Duplications
		Polyploidy
		Deletions
		Inversions

By way of the wobble, one molecule of _____ can complement more than one _______.

		tRNA; amino acid
		codon; anticodon
		tRNA; codon
		group of three nucleotides in DNA; codon in mRNA

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