Usually means: Basic unit of hereditary trait.
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▸ noun:  (chemistry, obsolete) Benzene.
▸ noun:  (genetics) A genetically determined phenotype.

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hexaphenylbenzene, phenoxyphenyl, phenoxybenzyl, benzene, phenyl, phenylbenzene, benzophenanthridine, tetraphenol, phenoxy, pentaphene, more...

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