Understanding the human genome will require comprehensive delineation of functional elements within the 98% of genomic terrain that does not encode protein. In vivo, cis-regulatory modalities ...
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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