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    A definition requiring a 'template for mRNA or polypeptid... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→The fundamental concept of a gene, across research contexts, is a stretch of DNA whose linear sequence provides a template for a gene product (mRNA transcript or polypeptide).

    A definition requiring a 'template for mRNA or polypeptide' excludes paradigm cases, violating the extensional adequacy criterion for successful definitions.

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