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About the "vanished forbears" of the life on earth today, the one-celled beings which evolved the earliest types of RNA (I may be jumping the gun a bit there). Written in a very laid back style, twenty short chapters, each with a few suggestions for reading for the non-specialist - and has a (modest) index. Like so far.
— Jun 07, 2017 12:19AM
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"The physical universe is mostly invisible "dark matter"...and the genomes of complex organisms make much more RNA than we can account for. Transcribed DNA is predominantly "dark DNA" whose purpose cannot yet be named...From these dark DNAs come many dark RNAs whose purpose lies beyond the [MANY] roles listed here...while there is much RNA that does something specific, many more RNAs suggest roles not yet known."
— Jun 19, 2017 10:49AM