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Telomere-to-telomere Brown Rat Genome Could Sharpen Disease Research Models
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Telomere-to-telomere Brown Rat Genome Could Sharpen Disease Research Models
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A tiny fern from New Caledonia holds the record for the largest known genome of any living organism. Its genome contains about 160.45 billion DNA base pairs, more than 50 times the amount in a human genome. The fern is only around 10–15 centimetres tall, proving that a small body can still carry a ridiculously huge instruction book.