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Viruses are not considered organisms, because they lack many of the characteristics of living things. A virus is essentially a string of genetic material in
a protein coat. Some viruses contain DNA, while others, called retroviruses, contain RNA. One example of a retrovirus is HIV, which causes AIDS
How is RNA different from DNA? Choose the 2 statements that apply
A. DNA and RNA use different sets of nitrogen bases.
B
DNA has 1 strand of genetic material while RNA has 2 strands
C. DNA contains deoxyribose sugar and RNA contains ribose sugar,
D. DNA and RNA are proteins

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Answer:

well, I think the answer is C

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The difference between RNA and DNA are:

A. DNA and RNA use different sets of nitrogen bases.

C. DNA contains deoxyribose sugar and RNA contains ribose sugar.

What are RNA and DNA?

DNA and RNA, both are genetic materials, but DNA is double-stranded and RNA is single-stranded.

DNA is present in all animals and plants, and RNA is present in viruses and bacteria.

Both are made up of nitrogenous bases and sugar.

Thus, the correct options are A and C.

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