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How is the DNA in humans similar and different to DNA in other organisms ?

How is the DNA in humans similar and different to DNA in other organisms ?
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How is the DNA in humans similar and different to DNA in other organisms ?

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Best Answer: all species of organisms differ from each other because each have different genes and each human differ from another human because each have different DNA order so humans differ from other organisms because of genes or chromosomes
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