The diagram below shows a complex conformation of a RNA molecule, with base pairing in region 2. Top region 5' -3' Region 2 Bottom region Region 1 Which of the following are true for the RNA molecule? Select all that apply. O In region 1, if you know the sequence of the top region, you can predict the percent of bases of the bottom region The RNA molecule is more reactive and less stable compared to a DNA molecule Within region 2, hydrogen bonds are involved in stabilizing the RNA structure In region 2, if you know the sequence of the top region, you can predict the percent of bases of the bottom region
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![The diagram below shows a complex conformation of a RNA molecule, with base
pairing in region 2.
Top region
5'
-3'
Region 2
Bottom region
Region 1
Which of the following are true for the RNA molecule? Select all that apply.
U In region 1, if you know the sequence of the top region, you can predict the percent
of bases of the bottom region
The RNA molecule is more reactive and less stable compared to a DNA molecule
Within region 2, hydrogen bonds are involved in stabilizing the RNA structure
In region 2, if you know the sequence of the top region, you can predict the percent
of bases of the bottom region](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F44854ca4-1bdc-44ed-8ca4-f4845b92d788%2Fad52ce79-9c0c-4643-8afa-cc6f2ca947af%2Fxehrx16_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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