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If you wanted to use a radioactive or fluorescent tag to label only the RNA in a cell and not the RNA, what molecule(s) would you label?​
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If you wanted to use a radioactive or fluorescent

tag to label only the RNA in a cell and not the
RNA, what molecule(s) would you label?​

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ANSWER: Uracil and Ribose sugar
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