Animals
Great White Sharks Share Surprising Genetic Similarity with Humans
Researchers have discovered surprising similarities in proteins found in the genetic code of humans and great white sharks. The find is remarkable because the great white proteins are more similar those found in humans than in zebrafish, the quintessential fish model.
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