Uracil (U): The Unique Nucleotide of RNA vs. DNA

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Uracil (U): The Unique Nucleotide of RNA vs. DNA

The base nucleotide found only in RNA, not DNA, is uracil (U).

In DNA, uracil is replaced by thymine (T).

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