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Principal Component Analysis and Large-Scale Correlations in Non-Coding Sequences of Human DNA

We have calculated a full set of second-order correlation functions of nucleotides in noncoding DNA. They are found to be independently invariant in regard to permutations of A and T, and also C and G. Considering correlation functions as a 4 x 4 matrix with a symmetrical basis, we have found the principal components-objects with zero cross-correlations. These three principal components are present the base compositions: (A + T - C - G), (A - T), (C - G). The long-range behavior of these principal components yields power-law dependencies with different critical exponents.