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ENCODE: What Defines Genomic Function? Paperblog Pick in Biology

ENCODE: What Defines Genomic Function?

A new wealth of articles by the ENCODE (the ENCyclopedia Of DNA Elements) consortium suggest that far more of the human genome carries out some function or other, and one might... Read more

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