published online July 24, 2005
DECODING THE HUMAN CODE
Of the billions of nucleotides in the human genome, 97 percent have no known function. Ben Fry of MIT has made a map of our inner landscape that neatly distinguishes the genes from the still-mysterious “junk.”
Text source: The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute
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