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A ciência da bioinformática é relativamente nova. Teve início na década de 1960 como uma forma de lidar com a enorme quantidade de dados que começava a ser revelada no DNA. Um dos insights críticos que os pesquisadores descobriram foi que o DNA continha um tesouro de informações: a programação da vida. A tese deste artigo é que a informação codificada no DNA não é semelhante a uma linguagem humana escrita: é uma linguagem. Assim como as informações transmitidas em idiomas são originadas em mentes, as instruções programadas no DNA também devem ser.
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