Finding a second code hiding in the genome casts new light on how changes to DNA impact health and disease.
Author: Stephanie Seiler
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Scientists created comprehensive maps of elusive gene-controlling DNA and a dictionary of the human genome’s programming language
Most genetic changes linked to more than 400 common diseases affect regions of DNA that dictate when genes are switched on or off. Many of these changes affect circuits active during early human development.