Question #d03f1

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Jan 12, 2018

Genes are nothing but smaller chunks of #DNA# molecules.

Explanation:

Genes are sections of #"DNA"# molecule that codes for the synthesis of a protein and acts as a unit of inheritance.

#"DNA"# that make up chromosomes of cell is a heredity material. Genes are kinda helpers of #"DNA"# which assist it to perform its function being a heredity material. These are genes and not #"DNA"# molecules that are transferred from one generation to the next.

Genes carry the genetic information in the form of specific nucleotides' sequence on #"DNA"# molecule. These nucleotides' sequences on genes are transcribed to #"mRNA"# which is then translated into proteins.
Thus, genes are specific pieces of #"DNA"# that encode the information necessary for synthesizing the amino-acid sequences in proteins, which in turn play a salient role in determining the final phenotype, or physical appearance of the organism.

https://fragilex.org/learn/prevalencegenetics-and-inheritance/

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