Which of the following was NOT considered a key characteristic of the genetic material even before nucleic acids were identified as the genetic material?
Genetic material must encode the phenotype.
Genetic material must encode complex information.
Genetic material must be copied accurately.
Genetic material must have a complex structure.
These are all key characteristics of genetic material.
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