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Which of the following bases are found in rna but not in dna a.guanine b.cytosine c.uracil d.adenine?
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Which of the following bases are found in rna but not in dna a.guanine b.cytosine c.uracil d.adenine?
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Which of the following bases are found in rna but not in dna
a.guanine
b.cytosine
c.uracil
d.adenine?
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the answer would be c.uracil. rna DOES contain uracil instead of having thymine like dna, the only difference in uracil and thymine is a single methyl group.
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