junk DNA

Thom Quinn (thomquinn@esosoft.com)
Mon, 02 Mar 1998 22:18:32 -0600

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Hello, I am looking for a good review paper about the
various hypotheses on the possible functionality of
so-called junk DNA--the non-coding regions of eukaryotic
genomes. I am aware of some of the ideas (selfish DNA,
genome structural functions, etc.) but I would like to find
a review in the primary literature. Does such a thing exist?

Thanks for you help!

Thom Quinn
swo@execpc.com
quinn@evolutionary.org

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