Junk DNA: I told you, keep those documents in the packaging ... are you listening NOW?

Commenting, I gather on this post, a reader writes,

This morning I had a guest speaker giving a run down on DNA diagnostic technology to a Medical Science class and almost as a throw-away line he commented on part of the DNA which doesn't code for proteins and virtually dismissed the use of the term Junk DNA and confirmed it afterwards in a brief conversation.

See also:

Junk RNA just like junk DNA? Stuff you should NOT have thrown out with the packaging?

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Find out why there is an intelligent design controversy: