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'Many startups initially faced an uphill battle persuading investors of the clinical opportunities in the dark genome. “They’re tainted with the assumption of non-functionality and non-importance,” says Joseph Dukes, CSO at Oxford, UK-based Enara Bio, a company engaged in scanning the dark genome for antigens that may offer fruitful targets for cancer '

nature.com/articles/s41587-024

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