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Strange DNA Structures Found in The Human Genome Go Beyond The Double Helix

Researchers have identified unusual DNA structures within the human genome that deviate from the traditional double helix model.

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Researchers have identified unusual DNA structures within the human genome that deviate from the traditional double helix model. These non-canonical DNA structures are found in various regions of the genome and appear to be more prevalent than previously thought. Their presence suggests that the human genome is more complex and dynamic than previously understood. The discovery of these structures could have implications for our understanding of gene regulation and expression, but further research is needed to fully understand their significance.

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