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Short for ribonucleic acid, RNA are molecules present in cells that works to transmit genetic data. From assisting to DNA to copy genes to regulating gene expression, RNA is critical to life.<\/p>\n

RNA types include ribosomal RNA (carries DNA to the site of protein synthesis), transfer RNA (transfers amino acids to polypeptide chains), and messenger RNA (carries information to the ribosome).<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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