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All of the following are differences between RNA and DNA except A.RNA is a nucleic acid, DNA is not B.RNA contains uracil, DNA does not C.RNA contains ribose, DNA does not D.RNA…

All of the following are differences between RNA and DNA except A.RNA is a nucleic acid, DNA is not B.RNA contains uracil, DNA does not C.RNA contains ribose, DNA does not D.RNA…
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All of the following are differences between RNA and DNA except

A.RNA is a nucleic acid, DNA is not

B.RNA contains uracil, DNA does not

C.RNA contains ribose, DNA does not

D.RNA is single stranded, DNA is double stranded

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A

Step-by-step explanation:

both DNA and RNA are nucleic acids

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