Early experiments used to crack the genetic code

Question

The early experiments used to crack the genetic code provided all this

information, except:

a) The base composition but not the sequence of bases.

b) The base composition and the sequence of bases.

c) The base composition for all the amino acids.

d) Amino acid assignments for all the codons which corresponded to an amino acid.

e) More than one of these was learned from the first experiments.

a?

Answer 1

Except a) The base composition but not the sequence of bases - since the genetic code gives the sequence of the codons for each amino acid.