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No. In general there are many orders of magnitude more variations throughout the genome than there are observable phenotypes. We don’t know what genes most cis
by pfisherman 3y ago
No. In general there are many orders of magnitude more variations throughout the genome than there are observable phenotypes. We don’t know what genes most cis regulatory elements regulate; and we don’t know what most genes do in which contexts. Hell, we don’t even know how many different types of cells there are in the human body.