A codon is a DNA or RNA series of three nucleotides that forms a device of genomic information inscribing a specific amino acid or signaling the termination of protein synthesis. Codon is the name we offer a stretch of the 3 nucleotides, you know, among A, G, c, or t, three of which in a row, that code for a specific amino acid, and so the hereditary code is comprised of units called codons where you have three nucleotides that code for a specific amino acid beside another 3 nucleotides, another 3 nucleotides, and another 3 nucleotides.
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