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       * new gene ZNF519 directly binds to the DNA of key cell cycle genes and acts as a repressor - disabling it causes cells to struggle with copying their DNA correctly - a critical step before division - and as a result, their growth slows down (([[https://www.news-medical.net/news/20250623/Newly-evolved-genes-reveal-surprising-role-in-human-cell-division.aspx]]))       * new gene ZNF519 directly binds to the DNA of key cell cycle genes and acts as a repressor - disabling it causes cells to struggle with copying their DNA correctly - a critical step before division - and as a result, their growth slows down (([[https://www.news-medical.net/news/20250623/Newly-evolved-genes-reveal-surprising-role-in-human-cell-division.aspx]]))
       * the IGFL2 immune cytokine found only in primates       * the IGFL2 immune cytokine found only in primates
-      * a predecessor of BC200 transposon gene became established in a common ancestor of monkeys and apes roughly 35 to 55 million years ago and was recruited for a cellular role, apparently in regulating protein production in neurons (it only produces RNA not a protein) and has fragments have since jumped into //Molluscum contagiosum// virus perhaps via LINE-1, another mobile genetic element capable of producing the molecular machinery to copy RNA into DNA and insert it into a genome(([[https://www.sciencealert.com/dna-from-a-human-brain-gene-has-turned-up-in-a-virus]]))+      * a predecessor of BC200 transposon gene became established in a common ancestor of monkeys and apes roughly 35 to 55 million years ago and was recruited for a cellular role, apparently in regulating protein production in neurons and is also expressed in low levels in skin (it only produces RNA not a protein) and has fragments have since jumped into //Molluscum contagiosum// virus perhaps via LINE-1, another mobile genetic element capable of producing the molecular machinery to copy RNA into DNA and insert it into a genome(([[https://www.sciencealert.com/dna-from-a-human-brain-gene-has-turned-up-in-a-virus]]))
     * primitive insectivore mammals     * primitive insectivore mammals
       * it is thought that increased levels of testosterone may have contributed to the increasing brain size seen in primates but then a reduction helped socialization of hominids       * it is thought that increased levels of testosterone may have contributed to the increasing brain size seen in primates but then a reduction helped socialization of hominids
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