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AI’s Limits in Decoding Human Genome Regulation

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The Historical Road to a “Mostly Empty” Genome When James Watson and Francis Crick unveiled the double‑helix in 1953, the scientific community imagined a tidy instruction manual for life. Decades later, the Human Genome Project (HGP) delivered a 3‑billion‑base‑pair map, confirming that only about 2…

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    AI’s Limits in Decoding Human Genome Regulation

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