John
Technically I don't believe this is correct anymore. In fact we share genomes with living coral reef that are not shared with lab rats cousins -- no explanation as of yet.
But what it does seem to imply ( I mimicry) is that it is less a function of genomes than the program with which they unfurl themselves. Proteins are our future.
Jerry
On 6-Feb-05, at 10:29 AM, John Howell wrote:
What is it that the human genome project seems to have found? That the genetic difference between us and lab rats amounts to something like only 2% of the total genome? Well, that 2% sure does make possible a lot of stuff, including the appreciation of barbershop harmony and the ability to discuss atonality, consonance, and the whichness of the why.
John
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