Summary:
- This article discusses the concept of "junk DNA" - parts of the human genome that were previously thought to have no function.
- Recent research has shown that these non-coding regions of DNA actually play an important role in regulating gene expression and controlling the activity of the genome.
- The article suggests that the term "junk DNA" is misleading, and that these non-coding regions are in fact a powerful code that helps coordinate the complex workings of the human genome.