Music from Human Chromosome 9
The music scans the human chromosome 9 at a rate of about a million bases in one second. Melody is derived from the contour of local GC content profile, high pitches for AT-rich and low pitches for GC-rich regions, and each gene is represented by one of two percussion sounds depending on the direction of the transcription.What if the scientists represent themselves world as a piece of music instead of searching a pre-determined "mecanism"?
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