Abstract
It was long assumed that our linear DNA sequence encodes all the information required to influence the development of multicellular organisms and their progeny. This notion is not surprising given the dramatic changes that occur in organisms when minor changes are made in the genetic code. However, the past few decades have challenged this simple concept, igniting a renaissance in nuclear cell biology.
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