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29-Apr-2007, 06:24
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 genetic material I want to make sure if living organism refers to living things. If yes, should I change organism into organisms? Second, do genetic material, DNA, and gene all refer to the same stuff? Thanks.  |
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29-Apr-2007, 06:48
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 Re: genetic material Living organisms - it's a count noun - refers to living things. The word gene is also count, genes. I'm not sure if genetic material, DNA, and Genes are synonyms, technically. Sorry.  |
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29-Apr-2007, 07:02
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| Re: genetic material Thanks, Casiopea. |
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