Rhythms found in human DNA
Nov 3, 2004
We are witnessing a cultural shift in the biological
sciences. This is due, in part, to the
availability of huge amounts of information
such as the genomes of several organisms.
But it is also the result of an increasing number
of physicists taking an interest in complex
biological problems. A good example
of this modern physical biology is a recent
study led by Alain Arneodo of the Ecole
Normale Supérieure in Lyon, France, in
which the DNA sequence of human chromosomes
was analysed.
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