DNA is the name of the material that stores information in a sequence of *nucleotides*. Chromosomes are chunks of that material. Genes are sections of these chunks with specific meaning. Your *genome* is all the DNA you have, that’s what is colloquially meant as “someone’s DNA”.
So, DNA = “text”, genome = “book” (about some specific organism), chromosomes = “chapters”, genes = “sentences”, nucleotides = “letters”.
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