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  • Shared Components of RNA and DNA: A Detailed Comparison
    The following are found in both RNA and DNA:

    * Phosphate groups: These are the negatively charged groups that link the nucleotides together in the sugar-phosphate backbone.

    * Nitrogenous bases: Both RNA and DNA contain the bases adenine (A), guanine (G), and cytosine (C). However, they differ in the fourth base:

    * DNA: Thymine (T)

    * RNA: Uracil (U)

    * Sugar: While they share the same general structure, the sugars differ slightly:

    * DNA: Deoxyribose

    * RNA: Ribose

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