It's not going to inhibit genes by "being away from the coding region" ricker2005. An inhibitor should be at the beginning of a gene. But oh well, you're smart, I'm an idiot. You might want to re-read that title though " 'junk' DNA cut-and-paste protein". Let me rephrase that in a non misleading way: There's a protein that can move around sections of DNA. That means the only thing of interest here is the protein, and they're just saying it can cut and paste 'junk' DNA as well as it can actual genes. The article itself doesn't say 'junk' DNA does *****. But that's not the impression idiots would take away from that title is it? I'll agree with that one thing Lefts said though, something useful might be pasted in between sections of it. Whoop-dee-doo.