But since there is some evidence that autistics are mutating faster than the general population (sciencedaily.com story), then it's very possible that Something Interesting [tm] is happening out in the other unmapped 3 billion base pairs. Sharing complete sequencing data with each other would be a fun way to look for such trends-in-motion.
I'll have to temper my enthusiasm, though, and be content with only half a million pieces of information to peruse. *LAUGH*
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But since there is some evidence that autistics are mutating faster than the general population (sciencedaily.com story), then it's very possible that Something Interesting [tm] is happening out in the other unmapped 3 billion base pairs. Sharing complete sequencing data with each other would be a fun way to look for such trends-in-motion.
I'll have to temper my enthusiasm, though, and be content with only half a million pieces of information to peruse. *LAUGH*