I guess that's without considering epigenetics which have some heritable marks. We are very far from knowing how much epigenetics contribute to the making of an

I guess that's without considering epigenetics which have some heritable marks. We are very far from knowing how much epigenetics contribute to the making of an organism and as a whole it is controversial. But one of the great lessons of the human genome project is that DNA coding does not account for all of the biologic information and that epigenetics may have a bigger part to play than what was previously thought. If we were somehow able to model every epigenetic marker the uncompressed information would be quite heavier