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Which of the following is NOT a nitrogen base found DNA?

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There isnt any choices but i know that the answer is Uracil (it's found in RNA)
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Answer: Uracil

Explanation: There are 5 kinds of nitrogen bases in nucleic acids. These are thymine [T], uracil [U], guanine [G], cytosine [C] and adenine [A]. Here, A, G and C are common in both RNA and DNA. The difference lies in one base only.

DNA contains Thymine

RNA contain Uracil.

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