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Judging from: >It is also to be noted that DNA is just a set of instructions and not really a fully functional entity (it is functional to some extent). Howeve
by hnthrowaway0328 3y ago
Judging from:
>It is also to be noted that DNA is just a set of instructions and not really a fully functional entity (it is functional to some extent). However, even being just a code it is comparable to a HLL code that has to be compiled to execute its functions. See this post too.
Maybe microcode?
- spaceribs 3y agoAfter reading the reason why code isn't a good analogy, the mechanical/analog logic of old pinball machines might be a better example of how DNA processes instructions? Ref: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3p_Cv32tEo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3p_Cv32tEo