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Single stranded with a helix shape

DNA only
RNA only
Both DNA and RNA
Neither DNA nor RNA

Biology
high-school

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Answer:

Both A and B

Step-by-step explanation:

Because RNA is single stranded and the DNA has a helix shape

Repose answered Jun 18, 2023

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