Question

Does the following statement describe a function of DNA, a function of RNA, a function of both DNA and RNA, or a function of neither DNA nor RNA? It stores in the nucleus the information a cell needs to make its proteins with the right orders of amino acids.

DNA

RNA

both DNA and RNA

neither DNA nor RNA

Answer 1

@Ultrilliam @Marziman @EclipsedStar @563blackghost @dude

Answer 2

I think it is both DNA and RNA...
Am I correct?

Answer 3

Right, both are stored in the Nucleus

Answer 4

In DNA, what base pairs with guanine?

adenine

cytosine

guanine

thymine

Answer 5

adenine

Answer 6

Why?

Answer 7

nvm

Answer 8

its cytosine LOL

Answer 9

im rusty on bio

Answer 10

Yeah cytosine
`A` pairs with `T`
and
`C` pairs with `G`

Answer 11

In DNA, what base pairs with adenine?

adenine

cytosine

guanine

thymine

so this would be thymine

Answer 12

yes

Answer 13

For the following structural characteristic, decide if it is a characteristic of DNA, a characteristic of RNA, a characteristic of both DNA and RNA, or a characteristic of neither DNA nor RNA. It is made of nucleotides connected in a chain.

DNA

RNA

both DNA and RNA

neither DNA nor RNA

Answer 14

the only exception is with Uracil

Answer 15

in RNA uracil takes the place of thymine

Answer 16

ill let dude take it from here tho cos i rlly am rusty Cracker Jack on bio

Answer 17

LOL okay @dude what do u think of the one I just posted?

Answer 18

`A` `C` `T` `G` `U` are all nucleotides

Answer 19

I think it is both DNA and RNA

Answer 20

Right

Answer 21

For the following structural characteristic, decide if it is a characteristic of DNA, a characteristic of RNA, a characteristic of both DNA and RNA, or a characteristic of neither DNA nor RNA. It contains thymine as a base.

DNA

RNA

both DNA and RNA

neither DNA nor RNA

Answer 22

Make a separate thread

Answer 23

Okay