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Yeah I've always thought of genes as like dynamic code, it's hard to tell what's going on until you run it
by fleitz 10y ago
Yeah I've always thought of genes as like dynamic code, it's hard to tell what's going on until you run it
- tkinom 10y agoI used to work for company that make DNA sequencer machine as embedded SW dev ~20 years ago. I think the genes is more like static code. One can clone it easily. RNA is like the stack, RSS, Register states - expression of the genes. DNA is like a class, RNA is the object that is instantiation of the class. BTW, the double helix structure is very much like full unit test coverage for the bio-programming.