How are the nucleotides for mRNA different than the ones for DNA?

Answer with Explanation

The DNA stands for deoxyribonucleic acid and mRNA stands for messenger ribonucleic acid. The pyrimidine base of DNA is thymine while the mRNA base is uracil. DNA is present inside the nucleus of the cell while mRNA exists in the cytoplasm after the diffusion process. It is double helix strand while the mRNA is single-stranded structure. DNA contains the information of protein-encoding while the mRNA contains the information of cell enabling the synthesis of protein.