RNA molecules can be both self-replicating andcatalytic

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RNA molecules can be both self-replicating andcatalytic. This probably means that
Choose one answer.
    a. RNA was thefirst hereditary information.
    b. protobiontshad an RNA membrane.
    c. RNA couldmake energy.
    d. freenucleotides would not have been necessary ingredients in thesynthesis of new RNA molecules.
    e. RNA is apolymer of amino acids.

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