Meyer's excellent compendium as to why Evolution is bio-chemically impossible, 'Signature in the Cell', includes some details about the obvious information-rich and information processing power of the single cell. Informational systems do not, cannot, have never, and never shall arise by random chance, from 'mutations', a process which kills genomic information.

Other Darwinian rhetoric including 'allele shuffling' are simply asinine. There is no method to add, insert, delete, repair genomic softare by 'chance' or without having the software code to do so. In other words you are what your software says you will be. You can't 'select' any characteristic outside of your software programming. Period.

Meyer on the computer files in your body:

“...genome is hierarchically organized to make retrieving, manipulating, and expressing information-rich data sets more efficient.”

“...nucleotide bases are ordered into genes and genes are ordered into specifically arranged gene clusters. Or think of these individual genes as computer data files and groupings of genes as folders containing several files.”

Information indexing occured by random 'selection' ? How ?

“...nonprotein-coding regions of the genome provide formatting, bracketing, and indexing codes that enable the cell to locate and express specific modules of stored genetic information, the expression of which may be needed to respond to specific environmental stresses or changing developmental conditions...”

Superfolders of information by chance ?

“....specific types of functionally polyvalent DNA elements preferentially associate with superfolders. SINEs (Short Interspersed Nuclear Elements) are densest in housekeeping regions, for instance, where they modulate a host of genomic activities. LINEs (Long Interspersed Nuclear Elements) are by contrast a common feature of tissue-specific chromosome domains, where they commonly act as chromosome “scaffold attachment regions” that determine how strands of DNA will fold and unfold in the nucleus. They also function as “molecular rheostats” that fine-tune gene expression.”

One of the cult of Darwin's objections to the genome as software was the ignorant claim that there was 'junk' or unused portions of DNA. This is absurd and has been exhaustively refuted.

Meyer:

“...regions that supposedly perform no function—the genome is dominated by sequences rich in functional information. Indeed, even the non protein-coding regions of DNA serve multiple functions.”

The entire genomic structure is in use. Functionality is turned off or on, depending on epi-genetic influences and what the body needs to accomplish. The human information system is so rich and complex that nothing that humans can possibly create would even rival a tithe of what the body has built, pre-programmed and can make available.