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What is the difference between the DNA treated with RNAse compared to the DNA that was not treated
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What is the difference between the DNA treated with RNAse compared to the DNA that was not treated
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What is the difference between the DNA treated with RNAse compared to the DNA that was not treated
Please explain and provide your sources

RNase is a very powerful nuclease, or enzyme, that degrades RNA by hydrolyzing the nucleic acid chain into very small unusable pieces. That said, RNase causes RNA degradation and therefore I'm doubting if it would effect DNA - theoretically - at all...

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