Molnupiravir causes widespread mutations as SARS-CoV-2 replicates itsgenome because in an RNA double helix molnupiravir can base pair withmore than one base. Shown below are the structures the RNA bases. Withwhich two bases does molnupiravir pair?HN-HAdenineNH-NUracilHH-NN-HNN-HGuanine HCytosineA. The "imino" form pairs with A; the "amino" form pairs with G.B. The "imino" form pairs with G; the "amino" form pairs with A.C. The "imino" form pairs with U; the "amino" form pairs with C.D. The "imino" form pairs with C, the "amino" form pairs with U.

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