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Do the tests performed to identify DNA exclude the presence of RNA?
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Do the tests performed to identify DNA exclude the presence of RNA?

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DNA and RNA can also be ISOLATED from the same biological sample.

So the answer is no, both DNA and RNA are together.

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so the answer is no

both DNA and RNA are together.

Step-by-step explanation:

DNA and RNA can also be ISOLATED from the same. biological sample

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