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Which are the three nitrogenous bases that are found in both DNA and RNA?

Which are the three nitrogenous bases that are found in both DNA and RNA?
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Which are the three nitrogenous bases that are found in both DNA and RNA?

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A, G, and C

Step-by-step explanation:

DNA has T while RNA has U. Both T and U pair with A.

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