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Video feature: Using virtual reality to untangle genes
Researchers from Oxford have been using virtual reality to look at interactive models of genes. The simulations use data combined from genome sequencing, data on the interactions of DNA and microscopy data. It lets you see which parts of the genome sit interact with each other in physical space. regions interact with each other.
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