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Marie Vincent
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22 September, 21:27
Which nitrogen base replaces thymine (t) in rna?
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Laila Mullen
22 September, 21:56
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I believe the correct answer is uracil (U)
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Melody Vincent
22 September, 21:56
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Uracil (U) replaces thymine (T)
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