But not in a good way!
Reading "The Violinist's Thumb" by Sam Kean, bestselling science writer. It is about genetics and very readable.
#572.8 Kean in the library.
Page 160 of the Little, Brown July 2012 edition:
QuoteThe gene for the largest human protein, titin contains 178 fragments, totaling 80,000 bases, all of which must be stitched together precisely. An even more ridiculously sprawling gene ---dystrophin the Jacksonville of human DNA--contains 14,000 bases of coding DNA among 2.2 million basis of intron cruft.
Don't sweat it, I'm SURE they were talking about that city in North Carolina.