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**What is NOT true of the structure of RNA?**
- ○ It is sometimes single-stranded
- ○ It is less stable than DNA
- ○ It has one more oxygen atom on its ribose sugar compared to DNA
- ○ It has one extra methyl group on its uracil base
- ○ Its complementary strands are held together by hydrogen bonds
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