How are the bases in DNA and RNA different? DNA has the base thymine, and RNA has uracil. DNA has the base cytosine, and RNA has adenine. DNA has the base uracil, and RNA has thymine. DNA has the base

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How are the bases in DNA and RNA different?

DNA has the base thymine, and RNA has uracil.

DNA has the base cytosine, and RNA has adenine.

DNA has the base uracil, and RNA has thymine.

DNA has the base guanine, and RNA has thymine.

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Answer:

DNA has the base thymine, and RNA has uracil.

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DNA has the base thymine, and RNA has uracil

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