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Which two molecules are found in DNA but not RNA? a. cytosine, phosphate b. deoxyribose, ribose c. thymine, deoxyribose d. uracil, deoxyribose e. deoxyribose, adenine

Which two molecules are found in DNA but not RNA? a. cytosine, phosphate b. deoxyribose, ribose c. thymine, deoxyribose d. uracil, deoxyribose e. deoxyribose, adenine
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Which two molecules are found in DNA but not RNA?

a. cytosine, phosphate
b. deoxyribose, ribose
c. thymine, deoxyribose
d. uracil, deoxyribose
e. deoxyribose, adenine

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C, thymine and deoxyribose

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