AI decodes DNA initiator sequence found in about 60% of human genes

Phys.org reports that artificial intelligence has decoded a DNA initiator sequence found in roughly sixty percent of human genes. These specialized DNA segments help orchestrate the activation of genes that produce enzymes, hormones, and proteins essential to cell structure and function. When genes aren't activated correctly, cells can stop functioning and contribute to disorders including cancer.

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