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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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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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