Hairpins and stem- and- loop patterns make up what part of RNA's structure?
A) secondary
B) tertiary
C) quaternary
D) primary

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Hairpins and stem- and-loop patterns are examples of secondary structure in RNA, which refers to the local folding of the RNA sequence. Primary structure refers to the linear sequence of nucleotides, tertiary structure refers to the 3-dimensional folding of the entire RNA molecule, and quaternary structure refers to the arrangement of multiple RNA molecules in a larger complex.

Hairpins and Stem- And- Loop Patterns Make Up What Part