Chargaff, sperm, and what actually carries DNA

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1:07:02context. >> Yeah. Um the other one, so during the DNA episode, I talked about how uh Charg Yes. at Columbia University used human sperm to establish the ratio between A, T, G, and C. And he showed that A and T are exactly the same and G and C are exactly the same. And I made the statement that um sperm is mostly DNA. >> Yes, that's not true. Okay. And that that's a fair point. Sperm is mostly again proteins and a bunch of other random stuff. But my point was that there's more DNA per volume in sperm than there are in other cells. And so if
1:07:44you want the greatest bang for your buck in terms of trying to analyze DNA per volume, sperm is a great, you know, sort of sample to get. >> It's not all DNA, but the DNA per volume is the most functional and beneficial for the use case of doing the depth. >> Exactly. So yeah, that was fair play. That's a good one. Okay. >> Um, whenever I talk about transcription
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