How does ribonucleic acid (RNA) differ from deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) ?
A) RNA does not contain nucleotides.
B) RNA has uracil-replacing thymine.
C) DNA is found primarily in the cytoplasm, and RNA is in the nucleus.
D) DNA has a messenger, whereas RNA does not.
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