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DNA is the genetic material in most of the organisms, while RNA is the genetic material in a few viruses. What are the four general/common functions performed by RNA in other organisms?

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Answered by Anonymous
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The four functions of RNA are:

* Functions as a messanger.

* Functions as an adapter.

* Functions as a catalyst.

* Forms the structural component of ribosome.

Answered by Anonymous
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Organisms that need to change rapidly tend to use RNA as their genetic material. Viruses, such as influenza and HIV, choose RNA rather than the more stable alternative of DNA so they can change and keep one step ahead of the immune system of their hosts.

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