So even though there was a mutation in that nucleotide sequence, because the code is degenerative, what that means is the amino acid will still be that same amino acid and the protein that produced will still be that fully functional protein. So we see that the fact that the code is degenerative means that this will minimize the effects of mutations. And once again, what this table describes is all the different types of amino acids that can be formed from some specific sequence of nucleotides. And notice for most of these amino acids, we have several different types of codons that essentially code for a specific type of amino acid. And notice that some of these sequences, for example, UAAG and UGA, they code for a stop signal. And what that means is, as the ribosome is reading our mRNA molecule, when it gets to that specific stop signal sequence, that will tell it to basically stop the process of translation.