0
What else can I help you with?
What makes us human?
Human nurturing and language.Our DNA
Why is DNA is important in human beings?
DNA is what makes us; from the colour of our eyes to the colour of our skin. Without DNA, it would be impossible for us to exist.
How is a human different from a human?
DNA Makes Us Different Than Each Other.Everyone Has Its Own DNA,Which Creates By Mixing Parents' Characteristics.That's Why All Of Us Are Different.
Why we have the same DNA as others?
We don't - except for twins. But we do share a lot ... the part that makes us human.
HOW does DNA relate to us?
It makes us who we are.
What is the DNA made up?
our genetics, its what makes us.. US!
Are ape and human DNA the same?
Human and ape DNA are remarkably similar. In fact chimpanzees are so closely related to us (around 98-99 percent DNA relatedness) that many scientists are suggesting that the genus Panshould be scrapped and moved to the Homo genus.
Can justice makes us human?
We are human with or without justice. Justice makes being human better.
Do you share DNA with your dad's cousin twice removed?
You share some DNA with everyone to whom you are related. Since you have a common ancestor with your father's cousin twice removed, you are related and share DNA. More broadly, every human being has large amounts of DNA that are shared with every other human being. That is what makes us humans, as distinct from chimpanzees, orangutans, gorillas or mice.
What percentage of DNA that makes us unique?
Approximately 0.1% of our DNA is responsible for the uniqueness we observe among individuals. This variation accounts for differences in physical traits, susceptibility to diseases, and other characteristics that set us apart from one another.
What percent of human and pig Dna is similar?
Humans and pigs share about 90-95% of their DNA sequence. While the exact percentage can vary depending on the study and the specific genes compared, there are significant similarities due to common evolutionary ancestry.
Animal DNA and human DNA differs in sense of animal testing and their effects?
Well not really. Our genetic makeup is what makes us different from other animals. We're still composed of same types of cells as those of any other animals.
