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Carnivorous Plant Gives Unique Insight on 'Junk' DNA
About 98 percent of the human genome is said to be noncoding DNA or "junk DNA". A new study has found that this junk DNA, which is abundant in many organisms, has no role of play in the life cycle of a carnivorous plant.
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