What come first in evolution RNA or DNA ?

Vikash Bhardwaj @Vikash_Bhardwaj2

04 April 2015 0 9K Report

What comes first

1. RNA

2. Single stranded DNA

3. Double stranded Parallel DNA

4. Double stranded Anti parallel DNA

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