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Which nucleic acid base is found in RNA but NOT in DNA?

Which nucleic acid base is found in RNA but NOT in DNA?
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Which nucleic acid base is found in RNA but NOT in DNA?

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Answer: It's uracil!

Explanation: The four nirogen bases in DNA are adenine, guanine, thymine, and cystosine. In RNA, thymine is simply replaced with uracil.

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