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What is the purpose of RNA? To hate on DNA To act as a messenger from DNA to the rest of the cell No file uploads!!!!!!
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What is the purpose of RNA?

To hate on DNA

To act as a messenger from DNA to the rest of the cell

No file uploads!!!!!!

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to act as a messenger from DNA to the rest of the cell.

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I feel like this one was pretty self explanatory lmfa.o

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