Biology · Ribonucleic Acid (RNA)
Where is RNA typically located within a eukaryotic cell?
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- 1Only within the cell wall matrix
- 2Exclusively inside the nucleolus with no escape
- 3Strictly locked inside the vacuole matrix
- 4In both the nucleus and the cytoplasm✓
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In both the nucleus and the cytoplasm
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