And that's where Graham's work really came in handy.

Yeah.

So do you want me to pick up at that point? I should say a couple of reasons why I was very interested in this study, which haven't really been touched on.

But one is, whilst Lisa and Steve have pointed out that these non-coding RNAs are much more frequent, than the protein-coding genes.

The statistic I found really interesting when I first went to a conference on non-coding RNAs is that we have roughly, and Steve as a geneticist will correct me if I'm wrong, but we have roughly the same number of protein-coding genes as worms and less than mice.

But as...

Creatures become more intelligent, the number of non-coding RNAs increases dramatically.

Yeah continue.