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The sequence of nitrogenous bases in mRNA is A. identical to the template strand of DNA on which it forms. B. complementary to the template strand of DNA on which it forms. C. determined by the sequence
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The sequence of nitrogenous bases in mRNA is

A. identical to the template strand of DNA on which it forms.

B. complementary to the template strand of DNA on which it forms.

C. determined by the sequence of bases in tRNA

D. complementary to the sequence of bases found in the ribosome.

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B. complementary to the template strand of DNA on which it forms.

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