Answer:
Explanation:
DNA and RNA are both part of Nucleic acids. The monomer of it is nucleotides, and its function, is that it stores genetic information. They have similarities and differences.
Some similarities are....
They are both biomolecules, both are nucleic acids, they are both involved in the making of proteins, both contain genetic information.
Some differences are...
DNA = Double-stranded
RNA = Singer-stranded
DNA = The sugar moiety is deoxy ribose
RNA = Ribose is the main sugar
DNA = Thymine is always there, but uracil is never found
RNA = Pyrimidine components differ. Thymine is never found
DNA = It follows Chargaffs rule (since it's double stranded)
RNA = Doesn't follow Chargaffs rule (since it's single stranded)
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