The current set of known genes occupies only 3—4% of the human genome. Using RNA-seq, we can look for RNA produced across the entire genome. By discovering which regions of the DNA produce RNA, we can narrow our search area for new genes. ← Back ↑ Up one level Next →
Discovering the Genome
The current set of known genes occupies only 3—4% of the human genome. Using RNA-seq, we can look for RNA produced across the entire genome. By discovering which regions of the DNA produce RNA, we can narrow our search area for new genes.