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Are mRNA and RNA the same thing? If not explain why
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Are mRNA and RNA the same thing? If not explain why

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No, mRNA and RNA the same thing. mRNA is a type of RNA. mRNA stands for 'messenger RNA' and its purpose is to carry DNA sequence(instructions) to the ribosomes to create proteins.

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