The tRNAs may bind to the standard stop codons
A) in cellular organelles which use a modified genetic code.
B) to accommodate the tRNA for the unusual amino acid selenocysteine.
C) when the anticodon in a tRNA mutates to a sequence which can bind.
D) All of these
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