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    Supports→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).

    Despite contextual variation, a common template-providing function remains consistent across these contexts.

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    Recent philosophical efforts to define genes have sought to capture these practices. C. Kenneth Waters (1994) recognizes that specific research contexts determine whether genes are considered to include introns as well as exons, or regulatory or promoter regions as well as open reading frames (ORFs), but argues that what remains “fundamental” across these contexts is the concept of a gene as a stretch of DNA the linear sequence of which provides a template for a gene product, whether mRNA transc

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