**Question 6**Which of the following are differences between DNA and RNA? (select all that apply)- [ ] DNA is double stranded, RNA is single stranded- [ ] DNA and RNA have different sugar molecules in their sugar-phosphate backbone- [ ] DNA is found in the nucleus, RNA is only found in the cytoplasm- [ ] DNA is a long-lasting molecule, RNA is destroyed very quickly

Name: **Question 6**Which of the following are differences between DNA and
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Description: **Question 6**Which of the following are differences between DNA and RNA? (select all that apply)- [ ] DNA is double stranded, RNA is single stranded- [ ] DNA and RNA have different sugar molecules in their sugar-phosphate backbone- [ ] DNA is found

DNA and RNA are the nucleic acid substituents that are used as a genetic material.Difference between DNA and RNA 1) DNA is a double helical structured nucleic acid whereas RNA is a single stranded nucleic acid. 2) DNA has a deoxyribose sugar molecule in its backbone whereas RNA has a ribose sugar molecule in its phosphate background. 3) DNA is basically found in the nucleus of the cell. Whereas RNA is found in the cytoplasm of the cell (but synthesized in nucleus). 4) Due to the presence of two hydroxyl group in the RNA, it is susceptible to damage or denaturation more frequently than that of DNA. Correct answer. Thus from the above explanation it is clear that all the options for the given question are correct. So The correct options are option 1,2,3,4.