This clock that decides when to trigger which change and where lies hidden and protected in depths of our non coding DNA. There was an ongoing debate whereby one aspect stated that almost all the non coding part of DNA is junk accumulated through the years and has no operate. Edward Rubin’s workforce at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory snipped out 3% of the non coding DNA in mice and did not find any abnormalities. On the other side Martin Sauvageau and colleagues at Harvard University and Broad Institute found that when they created a knockout mice mannequin with out 18
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