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Which is the most precise definition of a gene? a. all DNA sequences that code for a particular inherited trait b. all sequences of DNA that code for an RNA molecule c. the sequence of nucleotides that
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Which is the most precise definition of a gene?

a. all DNA sequences that code for a particular inherited trait
b. all sequences of DNA that code for an RNA molecule
c. the sequence of nucleotides that codes for amino acids in a protein
d. the entire DNA sequence that is required to transcribe and encode a single RNA molecule
e. all sequences of DNA that code for a single mRNA molecule

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I believe the answer is A
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