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- June 3, 2023 at 10:48 pm #219732DParticipant
Hi, here’s a question I’ve pondered for awhile, hopefully I can explain it clearly:
If I took a sequenced gene (like a long string of ACAGATGTGGTGATTCAGATGATCCA etc…), could I write out those DNA “instructions” into everyday language that explains step by step what the gene is accomplishing?
Like this:
“ACAGATGTGGT: now the gene is doing X”
“GATTCAGATGA: now the gene is doing X”
Is this something I could feasibly learn to do? I have a good understanding of general science but I’m by no means a biology expert.
Thanks
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