The human genome is an elegant but cryptic store of information. The roughly three billion bases encode, either directly or indirectly, the instructions for synthesizing nearly all the molecules that ...
Most of the human genome consists of DNA that does not code for proteins. Annotating functional regions in the non-coding genome involves two complementary analysis techniques: comparative analysis, ...
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