CAMBRIDGE, England – In what appears to be a serious setback for evolutionists, a team of researchers from Cambridge University discovered that DNA and the way it is affected by modifications are much more complex than previously thought.
A group of scientists with the University of Cambridge
recently published a report in the journal “Nature Structural and Molecular Biology,” in which they describe their findings on epigenetic modifications. Epigenetics is the study of how genes in organisms are switched on and off.
The researchers’ journal article, titled “Identification of methylated deoxyadenosines in vertebrates reveals diversity in DNA modifications,” explains how different modifications affect DNA. Their research resulted in the discovery of a new form of genetic modifications and also led them to the conclusion that the genome is more complex than they anticipated.
“We found it surprising that so little attention has been given to direct epigenetic [...]
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