What is a genome?
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All the genetic material of an organism.
Key words: all
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All the genetic material of an organism.
Key words: all
Complete genetic material of an organism.
Key words: genome
DNA sequence that contributes to a functional RNA or protein product.
Key words: gene
DNA not translated into protein; it may have regulatory or other functions.
Key words: non-coding DNA
Scale: All genetic material. Meaning: Complete DNA complement of an organism/cell.
Key words: Genome
Scale: One long DNA molecule plus proteins. Meaning: Carries many genes.
Key words: Chromosome
Scale: Defined DNA sequence. Meaning: Produces a functional RNA or protein product.
Key words: Gene
Scale: Version of a gene. Meaning: Differs in DNA sequence.
Key words: Allele
Scale: Single DNA unit component. Meaning: Contributes to encoded sequence.
Key words: Base
False. It contains many genes and non-coding sequences.
False. Many sequences are regulatory, structural or transcribed into functional RNA.
False. Most contain the same genome but express different genes.
A section of DNA that codes for a specific protein.
Key words: DNA · protein
Genome = all the DNA → packaged into chromosomes → each chromosome carries many genes.
Key words: chromosomes · genes
In the nucleus, on the chromosomes.
Key words: nucleus