Tiny, Vast Windows Into Human DNA

9/11/2014

This article from The New York Times discusses a recent scientific discovery regarding the similarities between human, fly, and worm DNA. Scientists have found that despite the vast evolutionary differences between humans and these two simpler organisms, there are still remarkable similarities in their genetic makeup. The article explains how these findings shed light on the fundamental genetic building blocks that are shared by all living organisms. It also discusses the significance of this research for understanding human genetics and potential applications in medical research. Overall, the article highlights an intriguing scientific breakthrough that provides new insights into the interconnectedness of all life forms.

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