The fundamental differences between RNA and DNA are :

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The fundamental differences between RNA and DNA are :

The fundamental differences between RNA and DNA are
A) the organic bases only
B) bases, ribose units, and the phosphodiester linkage
C) bases, ribose units, and the glycosidic bond type
D) bases and the ribose units only

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