Acid NUHIDUI Organism Acid Difference None 100% Human & Chimpanzee Human and Gorilla Human and R. monkey Human and Horse Human and Kangaroo Activity Questions: Q1. Which of the following organisms have the greatest number of amino acid differences as compared to a human? What does this imply? Q2.Which of the following organisms have the least number of amino acid differences as compared to a human? What does this imply? Q3. Which organism is closely related to a human? Why?
Acid NUHIDUI Organism Acid Difference None 100% Human & Chimpanzee Human and Gorilla Human and R. monkey Human and Horse Human and Kangaroo Activity Questions: Q1. Which of the following organisms have the greatest number of amino acid differences as compared to a human? What does this imply? Q2.Which of the following organisms have the least number of amino acid differences as compared to a human? What does this imply? Q3. Which organism is closely related to a human? Why?
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Specific Amino
Acid Number
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No. of Amino
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monkey
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Horse
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Kangaroo
Activity Questions:
Q1. Which of the following organisms have the greatest number of amino acid
differences as compared to a human? What does this imply?
Q2.Which of the following organisms have the least number of amino acid
differences as compared to a human? What does this imply?
Q3. Which organism is closely related to a human? Why?
Q4, Which organism is least related to a human? Why?
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