What is one difference between dna and rna? a.only dna contains the base adenine. b.only rna contains the base guanine. c.only rna contains the sugar fructose. d.only dna contains the sugar deoxyribose?

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What is one difference between dna and rna?

a.only dna contains the base adenine.
b.only rna contains the base guanine.
c.only rna contains the sugar fructose.
d.only dna contains the sugar deoxyribose?

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D because DNA only has the sugar deoxyribose BUT RNA has only the sugar ribose

Shankar BS answered Jan 17, 2019

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