Question

RNA lacks which of these nitrogenous bases?
Answer

A

U

T

G

*T

Answer 1

t

Answer 2

@Angel_Halo23, can you explain why?

Answer 3

i can try...

Answer 4

Lol I'm jus trying to help as well but im not so sure, but how do you know thats the answer?

Answer 5

cause i went on google... lol but i can search up y its t if ya want....

Answer 6

@KittyT, do you need an explanation or do you know why?

Answer 7

lol she prob needs an explation no? cauz if she knew she wouldn't have asked i guess

Answer 8

Well...it will be so great if there are some explanation

Answer 9

k

Answer 10

Lol she just want's to make sure, so if you don't mind, I'll look something up as well :)

Answer 11

go ahead

Answer 12

Oh wow...That will be so great. Thanks for everyone to participate and help me through this problem.. Thank you thank you :) <3

Answer 13

A nitrogenous base is simply a nitrogen containing molecule that has the same chemical properties as a base. They are particularly important since they make up the building blocks of DNA and RNA: adenine, guanine, cytosine, thymine and uracil. Does this help at all?

Answer 14

Wow... and just like that... @Secret-Ninja got it ^_^

Answer 15

Lol. XD Thanks. I thought I didn't know it, but I did find it after all.

Answer 16

Wow so great... So our final answer is T right?

Answer 17

YEP...

Answer 18

I guess so. Just in case were wrong, be sure to let us know. :)

Answer 19

Alright ;)
Thnx for helping!

Answer 20

yep that would b awesome i hop we r not wrong tho 0.0

Answer 21

Yeppe...So are you guys ready for the next one? Let's fire up buddy :)

Answer 22

Sure! just make sure to open a new thread.

Answer 23

ready up!