Which rna base pairs with the adenine in dna?
thymine
guanine
cytosine
uracil

thymine on edge

Explanation:

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The RNA which base pairs with the adenine in DNA are Thymine.

Thymine

Explanation:

When nitrogenous base creates hydrogen bond with each other. It commonly shows the base pairs occurrence. Each of the bases have a particular partner like adenine with thymine in DNA, guanine-cytosine and adenine-uracil in RNA.

Even though, uracil and thymine seems to have similar structures to form base pairs in RNA, uracil, a live tissue inside RNA. Whereas, thymine, a compound or nucleic acid's part.

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