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"'''Junk DNA'''" is a colloquial term often used to refer to an [[intron]] or non-coding section of DNA.  The term junk DNA is falling out of use, as the function(s) of introns are slowly being elucidated.
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"'''Junk DNA'''" was a term used by [[atheistic]] scientists who insist that man has evolved, and thus has lots of DNA that was useful as a lower species but is no longer useful now.  The term "junk DNA" referred to an [[intron]] or non-coding section of DNA.   
  
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In fact, the evolutionists were proven wrong yet again: there is no known "junk DNA."  Function(s) of introns are slowly being elucidated.
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== See also ==
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*[[Counterexamples to Evolution]]
 
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Revision as of 22:49, June 30, 2011

"Junk DNA" was a term used by atheistic scientists who insist that man has evolved, and thus has lots of DNA that was useful as a lower species but is no longer useful now. The term "junk DNA" referred to an intron or non-coding section of DNA.

In fact, the evolutionists were proven wrong yet again: there is no known "junk DNA." Function(s) of introns are slowly being elucidated.

See also