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Hiding in plain sight

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The latest releases from the ENCODE and modENCODE research consortia more than double the number of data sets on functional elements in the worm, fly and human genomes. See Articles p.393, p.400 & Letters p.445, p.449, p.453

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Figure 1: The growth of ENCODE and modENCODE data sets.

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