University of Toronto finds humans and chimps differ at level of gene splicing

Researchers are closer to understanding why humans differ so greatly from chimpanzees in the way they look, behave, think, and fight off disease, despite having genes that are nearly 99% identical.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news114269099.html">University of Toronto finds humans and chimps differ at level of gene splicing</a></p> <p>Researchers are closer to understanding why humans differ so greatly from chimpanzees in the way they look, behave, think, and fight off disease, despite having genes that are nearly 99% identical.</p>