Analysis of ‘evolutionary vulnerability’ offers promise to train immune systems to attack cancer tumours
Unlike most genes, which evolve from existing genes through duplication and modification, “motherless” de novo genes come from DNA that previously had no function. These new genes are thought to be key to some uniquely human traits, such as our advanced cognitive abilities and susceptibility to certain diseases.
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