What Some Of Your DNA Sequences Are Responsible For
Some of the sequences in your DNA are responsible for making up proteins, and others control how often your other DNA sequences are used to make these proteins. Different sequences give instructions for the different molecules.
There are also, of course, sequences that technically do not say anything at all. In scientific terms, the exome is part of your genome that holds your protein-coding genes. How much of a person’s DNA does this makeup?