Hänsel-Hertsch frames DNA structure as unexplored layer of biological information
1 Sep 15 4:00 PM · 8d ago · 2 articles · 3 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
The researcher emphasizes that structural folding of genetic material represents information that sequencing-based analysis cannot detect, suggesting a new frontier in understanding circulating DNA's role in health and disease.
“Structure is a layer of information, and potentially of biology, that sequencing alone cannot see.”
Robert Hänsel-HertschRobert Hänsel-Hertsch Molecular biologist, University of Cologne
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# DNA "Scientists Discover Strange 4-Stranded Genetic Structures in Human Blood If you think you know what DNA looks like, there may be a surprise hiding in your blood. DNA instantly brings to mind its famous double helix. But genetic material does not always remain in that familiar form. Some pieces can fold into compact, four-stranded…
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