Episode 14
Doing the twist - packing DNA
Almost every single cell of your body is packed with more than two metres of DNA, but how does it all get in there?
Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists · Will Tingle
April 13, 201330m 0s
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Show Notes
Almost every single cell of your body is packed with more than two metres of DNA, containing your genes. But not only does it have to be packed up to fit in there, it also has to be organised and read. Plus, how genetic variations are linked to cancer risk,analysing dinosaur DNA, and an adventurous gene of the month. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists
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