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Difference between a DNA and RNA
Explanation
DNA contains deoxyribose sugar and thymine as pyrimidine, while RNA contains ribose with 2'-OH and uracil instead of thymine. Both share purines adenine guanine and phosphate backbone, but sugar and pyrimidine differences confer distinct stability and function.
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