How Do You Know if You Have a Dana Gene?

To truly understand dana decision making, we need to see the process in atomic detail. Even the most powerful microscopes can't see this. What if we try to simulate these on a computer? We need a million computers to do that. So here we're showing the d an a making up an entire gen folded into very specific shapes of knots. For the first time, we're beginning to understand the unsolved problem obout hormon's trigger the formation of these knots. It's kind of controversial, and scientists are really far from connecting the dots on it. I'd hoped for one day to have some kind of blood test maybe, or something with the epigenetic marks, but,