the DNA genetic is a sequence of of 4 types of acids, ( the A in DNA)
it is copied in sections to produce proteins which are very complicated molecules that allow life to function
so they would not be usually thought of as genetic . but the chemistry of living cells is hugely complicated
one cell might have Millions of different proteins each with billions of atoms
Smeghead
2012-08-07 11:10:16 UTC
No. The definition of a genetic material is one that passes information, or traits, from one generation to the next. DNA (or in some viruses, RNA) is the only genetic material.
Epigenetics don't count.
anonymous
2012-08-07 05:57:16 UTC
I think so. If I remember right...a protien is the same as an amino acid. I think I remember there can also be several "strings" of protiens inside of a molecule and this is called protien folding. And seeing muscle and hair is made of protein...I would say yes.
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