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  • Understanding the Genome: An Organism's Complete Genetic Blueprint
    The complete set of genetic information of an organism is called its genome.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Genome: The entire collection of genetic material (DNA or RNA) within an organism. It includes all the genes, as well as the non-coding sequences.

    * Genes: Segments of DNA that code for specific proteins or functional RNA molecules.

    * Non-coding sequences: DNA sequences that do not code for proteins but can have regulatory functions or other roles.

    The genome encompasses all the instructions necessary for the development, functioning, and reproduction of an organism.

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