DNA Organic
Explain DNA organic in brief?
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- Of, referring to, or derived from the living organisms: organic matter. - Of, referring to, or affecting a bodily organ: an organic disease. And, DNA could chemically be considered organic as it covers carbon as the primary chemical backbone of a molecule.
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