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DNA or deoxyribose nucleic acid is what holds each cells genetic code or information.          RNA  ribose nucleic acid     

purpose of RNA is to take genetic information from DNA and translate it into proteins, which subsequently fold-up to become enzymes, which make all of the compounds from which we are formed.

 

 

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