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What is the difference between DNA Nucleotides vs. RNA Nucleotides?
What do they both have in common?

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DNA complementary colors are A,T,C, and G, whereas RNA has A,U,C and G. They both have a phosphate group.

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DNA has thymine, RNA has uracil. I think they both have adenine, cytosine and guanine.

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DNA has deoxyribose while RNA has ribose.  They both have a phosphate group

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Synthesis of RNA molecule from a DNA template

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DNA has deoxyribose, RNA has ribose.

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In the nucleus, Helicase unwinds the double helix. Then, the RNA polymerase makes a complentary strand of the DNA, this is a called " mRNA". Introns are cut out, and the exon exits the nucleus to make protein in the ribosomes.

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The process of transcription is DNA getting copied by the RNA so the information can get out of the nucleus.

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Transcription is when DNA has to be copied to make proteins.  However, DNA is in the nucleus and cannot exit the nucleus, while proteins have to be made in ribosomes, outside the nucleus.  As a result, DNA has to be copied so that those copies, the RNA, have the instructions travel to the ribosomes for protein synthesis to occur.

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In transcription RNA copies DNA. It does this by creating a Uracil base and then leaving the nucleus in a ribosome in order to synthesize a protein.