In the triplet binding assay technique, radioactivity remains on the filter when the amino acid corresponding to the experimental triplet is labeled. explain the basis of this technique.

2. the genetic code is degenerate. amino acids are encoded by either 1, 2, 3, 4, or 6 triplet codons. (see figure 13�7.) an interesting question is whether the frequency of triplet codes is in any way correlated with the frequency that amino acids appear in proteins? that is, is the genetic code optimized for its intended use? some approximations of the frequency of appearance of nine amino acids in proteins in e. coli are shown on the table on the next page (a) determine how many triplets encode each amino acid in the table. (b) devise a way to graphically express the data from part (a) and the table. (c) analyze your data to determine what, if any, correlations can be drawn between the relative frequency of amino acids making up proteins with the number of triplets for each. write a paragraph that states your specific and general conclusions. (d) how would you proceed with your analysis if you wanted to pursue this problem further?