This post is by Rick Young, Jorge Conde and Hanne Winarsky from a16z Podcast Network – Andreessen Horowitz
Rick Young is a professor of biology at MIT who studies RNA that is transcribed from the part of the genome that does not code for proteins, known as non-coding DNA. This part of the genome was once referred to as ‘junk DNA,’ which gives you a sense of what many thought of its value…. Read More
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