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Does DNA or RNA use the nitrogen base Thymine?

Does DNA or RNA use the nitrogen base Thymine?
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Does DNA or RNA use the nitrogen base Thymine?

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Hi Ashley

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DNA uses the nitrogen base Thymine (T). RNA uses the nitrogen base Uracil (U) instead of Thymine.

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