Cool Stuff About DNA. Human DNA is about 99.9% identical to other humans, and 99.1% to chimps 90% to mice 85% to Zebra fish 50% to bananas 21% to worms.

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Cool Stuff About DNA

Human DNA is about 99.9% identical to other humans, and 99.1% to chimps 90% to mice 85% to Zebra fish 50% to bananas 21% to worms 7% to bacteria

Humans have 20-25,000 genes Yeast 6,000 Drosophila13,000 C. elegans20,000 Flowering Plants26,000 Humans have 46 chromosomes Dove16 Gorilla48 Banana66 Dog78 Butterfly 380 More than 200 genes in the human genome have a bacterial ancestry.

On average, it takes ~4.5 gnes to express a specific trait Today scientists have discovered over 1000 genes associated with smell A single point mutation (substitution) causes sickle-cell anemia Deletion of three nucleotides causes cystic fibrosis

Human DNA contains 3.2 billion base units called nucleotides (A, T, C and Gs) If each nucleotide was represented by a letter on a textbook page, you could stack the pages 65 feet high If each letter of newspaper print represented a nucleotide, it would take miles of pages end to end to equal your DNA

The human genome was completed on April 14, 2003 Many scientists hailed the completion as the greatest human achievement since reaching the moon At a rate of 100 letters per minute, it would take you 57 years, without breaks, to read aloud the entire sequence

There are ~1.5 billion miles of DNA in your body That equals 3000 round trips to the moon or 600 round trips to the sun

Cells contan 6-9 feet of DNA In an average meal,you eat approximately 55,000,000 cells -or- 63,000 – 93,000 miles of DNA

DNA is the most efficient storage system known to man It would take 30 gigabytes of hard drive space to save both sides of the sequence Using the binomial language of modern computers, DNA could store 25 gigabytes of information per inch In one cell, human DNA is 6 feet long

It took researchers 9 years in the 1980s to discover the gene for cystic fibrosis, Nine days in 1999 to discover the gene for Parkinson’s disease, 9 seconds in 2001 to discover the gene for Crohn’s disease Today there are over 1000 genetic tests for humans

X vs. Y Women have more DNA than men XX vs. XY Men have more working DNA One X chromosome in mammals is essentially turned off

In forensics, a DNA profile (often called DNA fingerprinting) looks at 13 specific DNA markers That equals a 1 in 10 trillion chance of another identical profile The FBI database is called CODIS (COmbined DNA Index System)

2-3% of the total DNA carries instructions to make protein, the rest was once referred to as “junk DNA” Remember, we all save junk! Today we know some “junk DNA” functions as non-coding RNAs or “microRNAs” that influence gene expression

All the DNA in your body weighs 7.5 grams, ~ 0.26 ounces At today’s market prices,your DNA is worth $1.3 million a gram -or- a total of $9.7 million

You can see your genetic future 23andMe will analyze your DNA for $

You can have your own DNA portrait