DNA carries hereditary information in cellular organisms.
DNA stores genetic information that cells copy and pass on during reproduction.
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DNA stores genetic information that cells copy and pass on during reproduction.
Inherited characteristics of populations change over generations. This is observed and supported by multiple kinds of evidence.
Antibiotics target bacteria, not viruses. A bacterial complication may still require an antibiotic.
Vaccines can lower disease risk by preparing immune defenses. Protection varies by vaccine, disease and person.
People who smoke have a higher risk of lung cancer. Increased risk is not a prediction of one person’s outcome.
Oxygen-rich blood is brighter red; oxygen-poor blood is darker red. Blue-looking veins do not contain blue blood.
The vaccine–autism claim conflicts with extensive research, including large population studies and updated evidence reviews.
Vaccine mRNA supplies instructions for making a protein. That process is different from editing the cell’s genome.
Classifications apply to the exact statement. They are not numerical probabilities. Review copies show proposed classifications only.