Penn Scientists Identify Patterns of RNA Regulation in the Nuclei of Plants

January 5, 2015 Leave a comment 4,318 Views

When the human genome was first sequenced, experts predicted they would find about 100,000 genes. The actual number has turned out to be closer to 20,000, just a few thousand more than fruit flies have. The question logically arose: how ...

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Penn Scientists Identify Patterns of RNA Regulation in the Nuclei of Plants

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