The linear sequence of triplet codons corresponds precisely with the linear sequence of amino acids in each protein. What characteristics of genetic code is described here?
The feature that one linear triplet codon sequence precisely only corresponds to one amino acid in a protein sequence denotes the specific or unambiguous nature of the genetic codon. Although there are several amino acids present, one codon sequence could only give rise to its specific amino acid, a change in the produced amino acid by the codon sequence is not possible. That is, one codon won't e open to other amino acids. Hence here the described characteristic is unambiguous or specific of the genetic codon.
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