Which of the following statements is not true about RNA?

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Let's review the statements regarding RNA:
- (a) False: Unlike DNA, RNA molecules are typically single-stranded, not double-stranded -helices. Some RNA can fold into complex 3D structures with local double-stranded regions (e.g., tRNA), but it is universally not an "always double-stranded -helix structure". This is the incorrect statement.
- (b) True: RNA does not usually replicate itself in cells (the exception being some RNA viruses).
- (c) True: RNA is synthesized in the nucleus and is tempor

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