DNA vs RNA?
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DNA: double, thymine, deoxyribose. RNA: single, uracil, ribose.
Key words: uracil
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DNA: double, thymine, deoxyribose. RNA: single, uracil, ribose.
Key words: uracil
A copy of a gene from the nucleus to the ribosome.
Key words: ribosome
A specific amino acid.
Key words: amino acid
Ribonucleic acid, usually a single-stranded nucleotide polymer.
Key words: RNA
RNA copy carrying coding information from DNA to a ribosome.
Key words: mRNA
RNA base that pairs with adenine.
Key words: uracil
Synthesis of RNA using a DNA template.
Key words: transcription
DNA: Deoxyribose. RNA: Ribose.
Key words: Sugar
DNA: A, T, C, G. RNA: A, U, C, G.
Key words: Bases
DNA: Double-stranded helix. RNA: Usually single-stranded.
Key words: Typical strands
DNA: Long-term, long molecules. RNA: Often shorter-lived and shorter.
Key words: Stability/scale
DNA: Stores genome. RNA: Carries/interprets information for proteins.
Key words: Main role here
False. Standard RNA uses uracil instead.
False. It is complementary to one template strand and corresponds to the coding sequence with U replacing T.
False. Cells also use transfer, ribosomal and many regulatory RNAs.