It's pretty much the same,
The sequencing is just different, chemically it's all the same "material" it's just arranged differently so different proteins are made.
a person with blue eyes has a different arrangement of nucleotides on the specific gene as a person with green eyes, of course plants don't have eyes but this is just showing the effect of differing arrangements of the nucleotides. A plant has completely different arrangments which "code" for different proteins to be made causing the formation of green instead of green eyes (over simplification)
Remeber the 4 nucleotides of DNA are Adenine, thymine, guanine and cytocine.
Elephant DNA has a double helix structure like the DNA of humans. Elephants have 28 pairs of chromosomes whereas we humans have 23 pairs so we differ in this aspect.
yes, a huge lot!
While plants and humans are very different, they do have quite a bit of DNA similarities. Humans share approximately 40-50% of DNA with cabbage. Humans share over 60% of DNA with insects, and 98% with chimps.
DNA fingerprinting is used in analysis of crop plants using techniques similar to read the DNA of humans. Luckily, the DNA sequence of plants is usually much shorter, and in plants this reading of DNA is often used to attempt to breed more perfect crops, both in taste and survivability.
Humans share at least some genes (DNA) with all living organisms. As far as plants, it is around 15%.
The amino acids of humans and apes differ by 1 percent
Yes, everyone and every animal, and some plants have DNA..... If humans didn't have DNA, people wouldn't have proof you are human!
Plants only inherit few physical characteristics, while Humans often inherit many physical features.
All living organisms have DNA. They differ subtly, but are about 99% similar.
The DNA of yellow perch does not differ from human DNA except in the sequences of the bases.
They have the same nucleotides (A, T, C, G) and structure (double helix and chromosomes), and have a lot of the same genes, but a lot of genes differ, also.
All DNA is different so yes the DNA of 2 mosquitoes does differ but not much