How does the structural diversity of RNA contribute to its functional versatility in cellular processes?

RNA's structural diversity makes it more prone to degradation than DNA.

RNA's structural diversity limits its ability to be transcribed into proteins.

RNA's structural diversity allows it to form stable double helices, similar to DNA.

RNA's structural diversity enables it to adopt various shapes, allowing it to interact with different molecules and perform multiple roles, such as catalysis, regulation, and information transfer.