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A gene is: A. a random sequence of nucleotides that contains no information B. all of the genetic information inside the cell C. a segment of DNA that codes for some specific tr…

A gene is: A. a random sequence of nucleotides that contains no information B. all of the genetic information inside the cell C. a segment of DNA that codes for some specific tr…
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A gene is:

A. a random sequence of nucleotides that contains no information
B. all of the genetic information inside the cell
C. a segment of DNA that codes for some specific trait for the organism
D. a component of DNA that is identical in all living organisms

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A gene is characterized and or defined as C. A segment of DNA that codes for some specific trait from the protein product that is produced for the organism.
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