[forsnax5]

Samples of the music can be found here.

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[RAT Patrol]

Fascinating.

[bribriagain]

Thanks for the link, most cool. We really do have music in us.

[Senator Pardek]

The piece that plays at his website sounds like a dom7sus4 arpeggio resolving. It's hard to miss with a diatonic scale. I'd be impressed if it made music using a chromatic one.

[Happygal]

Are people who can't sing missing the music gene?

[forsnax5]

Hey y'all, evolution's got a theme song!

[inquest]

He arbitrarily assigned tones of the eight-note, do-re-mi scale to each letter. Thymine became re, for instance. Guanine is so, adenine la and cytosine do.

Before I could pass judgement on this, I'd have to know what it would sound like if a computer were to just give random patterns of do, re, fa, and so. Then I'd like to give people the Pepsi challenge with it.

[Former Fetus]

As a graduate student in a Biology Department, I used to doze off while lecturers read endless DNA sequences:ATTCCGATTAA... Then, an excited whisper would wake me up: a TATA box!!!! a CAT!!!This music is not any better.

[Six Bells]

Thanks for the link.

Some real toe-tappers!

[ppaul]

Church put to DNA test: Instructor risks expulsion with his claim that Book of Mormon is racist

[Alamo-Girl]

Thought y'all would enjoy this!

[weikel]

Quite fascinating makes me glad im a deist rather than an athiest.

[steve-b]

Imagine the human genome as music.

In other news, James Carvile explained that the stained blue dress was actually caused by a leak from a defective MP3 player in Monica's pocket.