Congratulations on this revolutionary discovery. There is no doubt that cell's regulatory mechanisms are more complicated than what we expected. I think in the future textbooks traditional way of regulation will be mentioned as JUST ONE of the many ways a cell have.
Usually, cells quickly break down parts of genes that don’t encode proteins, called introns. A new @nature study by David Bartel's lab, led by Jeff Morgan with Gerald Fink, found introns that persist and regulate growth. @MITBiology @ScienceMIT @HHMINEWS http://ow.ly/Yuv550kdEAj pic.twitter.com/5v9vYIXUB0
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Interesting to know !! Got this thought today while studying 101pic.twitter.com/mjYezMYa8x
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This was such an interesting study!
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