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Which nucleotide in RNA is different than in DNA? OT Ο Α OU OG
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Which nucleotide in RNA is different than in DNA?
OT
Ο Α
OU
OG

User Alvaro Fuentes
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The answer is U

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User Craig Buchek
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U, for uracil- DNA has thymine rather than uracil.
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