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BobbyH wrote:
> Ouch!! I understood it wasn't the Whole Human Genome.
>
> If they compared the same amount of base pairs and found that
> many variations, doesn't that show it is something different?
No. See Andy's posts in the threads I posted. He explains it very well, and so does Houcad. It is a HUMAN gene--a deformed one, but still human.
For the record, FoxP2 is found in all mammals (that we have genome sequences for).
Post Edited (22-Jan-13 20:01)
> Ouch!! I understood it wasn't the Whole Human Genome.
>
> If they compared the same amount of base pairs and found that
> many variations, doesn't that show it is something different?
No. See Andy's posts in the threads I posted. He explains it very well, and so does Houcad. It is a HUMAN gene--a deformed one, but still human.
For the record, FoxP2 is found in all mammals (that we have genome sequences for).
Post Edited (22-Jan-13 20:01)
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