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If the binding occurs to DNA ( this is called adduction ) and if the adduct is not removed , the cell , upon dividing will produce the wrong DNA sequence . These words do not mean the same thing , and they cannot be used interchangeably ; the reason why is explained in the answer you mentioned in your question.The only time you should be using the Mendelian term dominant is when you are trying to determine the phenotype for a given genotype . And now I would be happy to answer any questions , if time remains . I believe it is imperative that all of our faculty and staff understand that for this academic year and surely those to follow , money will be tighter than it has been for the past several years , and that using our resources in a most conservative manner will be essential to maintaining our positive momentum . Often , it is hard for people to find the specific information that they need from the hundreds of thousands of pages available at Penn State .