History and Philosophy of Physics

    

Junk DNA and Jumping Genes as Computational Analogs in Nature

Authors: Tariq Khan

Genetic code elements known as junk DNA (non-coding DNA) and jumping genes (transposable elements) are proposed as, like DNA, following a computational framework. This informal essay proposes computer and data scientists in this context revisit these entities versus modern data compression, storage, registry, blockchain, and encryption software methodologies.

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