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Luciano
12 July, 18:49
Things that DNA and RNA have in common
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Geovanni
12 July, 21:18
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DNA and RNA both have the following commonality:
They contain Nitrogen bases A, C, and G. Their Subunits are Nucleotides and the Nucleotide components are sugar, base, phospate. Both also have chainlike molecules.
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