Noncoding DNA

Sally Cheshire, Chair of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority and speaker at 'The Impact of COVID-19 on the Fertility Sector', Session 1 at the Progress Educational Trust conference 'Fertility, Genomics and COVID-19', taking place online on Wednesday 9 December 2020

Dr Kári Stefánsson, founder and Chief Executive of the biopharmaceutical company deCODE Genetics and speaker at 'Correlation and Causation: What Can Genetics and Genomics Tell Us about COVID-19?', Session 3 at the Progress Educational Trust conference 'Fertility, Genomics and COVID-19', taking place online on Wednesday 9 December 2020

FERTILITY, GENOMICS AND COVID-19
Online conference • 9 December 2020
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Noncoding DNA is a DNA sequence that does not encode ('code for') a protein. These sequences may play a role in gene regulation or may be structural within the chromosome.

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