DNA and RNA share a number of similarities,but they also differ in certain aspects of their structure. Wich nitrogenous base is found in RNA but is not found in DNA

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DNA and RNA share a number of similarities,but they also differ in certain aspects of their structure. Wich nitrogenous base is found in RNA but is not found in DNA

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Answer:

Uracil

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Instead of Thymine, there's Uracil.

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That would be uracil.

DNA has ACGT

RNA has ACGU. so uracil instead of thymine.

Jason Gennaro answered Dec 18, 2020

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