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In this question we have to discuss the similarities and differences of dna and rna molecules.
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Now these two are the types of nucleic acids here and within our response we have to make sure to identify the role of this two also.
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Okay so basically what we mean by this dna, dna that is the deoxyidibonucleic acid and this is is the double stranded and which is made up of two polynucleotide chain and here we are discussing the dna first so it is generally forming the genetic material of the living cell also and that provides or that encode different sequences genetic sequences to make the protein or to make the functional routines.
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While if we're discussing the rna molecules then rna, the ribosnucleic acid, it is just the single standard made up of single polynucleotide chain and the role of rna is to convert the information stored in dna into the protein.
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Now let us discuss the differences between these two.
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So the lengthwise if we see the dna is much longer as compared to the rna.
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Then the sugars also differ in both.
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Dna is made up of the deoxyribose sugar.
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That's why it is deoxyribo nucleic acid.
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And here in this case of rna, there is presence of ribose sugar.
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Then dna deoxyribose sugar that lakes, oxygen that's why it is deoxy and in case of ribose sugar it has the oxygen molecule with the hydroxyl group at the carbon 2 then location of dna and rna that is both in the nucleus so if we look at this two locations then both of them are present in the nucleus and generally rna is synthesized in cell but muose to cytoplasm and manufactures routine near the ribosomes of the cell...