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Thursday, July 24, 2014
Human DNA Mostly "Junk"
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A new study estimates that only 8.2% of human DNA is functional, performing or directing vital developmental activities, with the remainder of the molecule leftover evolutionary material described as "junk" that serves no known genetic purpose.
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