DNAjono
DNAjono is a fictional concept used in speculative biology and science fiction to describe a programmable DNA editing framework that integrates sequence-level manipulation with the three-dimensional organization of the genome. In this imagined system, edits are planned based on both nucleotide changes and the spatial proximity of regulatory elements within chromatin, with the aim of modulating gene expression in a targeted and reversible manner.
The term DNAjono emerged in online science fiction and bioethics discussions in the 2010s, though its exact
In typical fictional treatments, DNAjono relies on a software-hardware interface—often described as a "jono platform"—that maps
As a fictional construct, DNAjono serves to probe ethical, biosafety, and societal questions surrounding genome editing,