Which is NOT a true difference between messenger RNA and DNA?  (i.e., which of the following statements is false?)       DNA remains in the nucleus (except when the nuclear envelope breaks down during mitosis), whereas mRNA is never in the nucleus; it is always in the cytoplasm.   A DNA molecule has a longer life span than a typical molecule of RNA.   DNA has thousands of genes; mRNA is usually a copy of just one gene.   DNA has thousands of genes; mRNA is usually a copy of just one gene.

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Which is NOT a true difference between messenger RNA and DNA?  (i.e., which of the following statements is false?)

 

 

 

DNA remains in the nucleus (except when the nuclear envelope breaks down during mitosis), whereas mRNA is never in the nucleus; it is always in the cytoplasm.

 

A DNA molecule has a longer life span than a typical molecule of RNA.

 

DNA has thousands of genes; mRNA is usually a copy of just one gene.

 

DNA has thousands of genes; mRNA is usually a copy of just one gene.

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