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A secondary report corroborates conserved regulatory DNA motif vocabularies across deeply divergent animals and the study's flatworm–vertebrate multi-omic design. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: Ancient DNA Word Vocabularies Govern How Cell Types Evolve Across Species · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:881f69eeb0e949d48aa8c37d8a4f7196ab7921cb29a6f298b6a5583358d298c4

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DNA word vocabularies conserved across half a billion years of animal evolution are revealed to act as the controlling factors that govern which parts of the genome are opened up for reading in each distinct cell type. This finding... emerges from a sophisticated combination of single-nucleus multi-omic sequencing and deep-learning models applied to flatworms and vertebrates.

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