Originally posted by: alyarb
i'm pretty sure everybody knows that 97-99% of our DNA is shared among chimps and numerous other mammals. This would imply that 99.99%, at least, to be shared among friends, enemies, and family, but among 3+ billion base pairs, 0.01% is still a lot of pairs. My question was how many? I would like a numeral if you can get it, not a relative number that is a function of some unknown number.
Originally posted by: zinfamous
Originally posted by: alyarb
i'm pretty sure everybody knows that 97-99% of our DNA is shared among chimps and numerous other mammals. This would imply that 99.99%, at least, to be shared among friends, enemies, and family, but among 3+ billion base pairs, 0.01% is still a lot of pairs. My question was how many? I would like a numeral if you can get it, not a relative number that is a function of some unknown number.
Homework question?
the Google or PubMed have failed you?
