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Where do you find the following in DNA, RNA or in both?(a) ribose, (b) deoxyribose, (c) adenine, (d) uradil, (e) guanine.

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Solution

DNA: deoxyribose.
RNA: ribose, uracil.
Both : adenine, guanine.

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