| Humans have something in common - DNA | | | | possibly contains sub-information about our ancestors. |
| (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) which is secretively hidden in | | | | DNA can be treated as our entity - a living proof that |
| our chromosomes. Since DNA is a type of nucleic | | | | makes us adapting to all sorts of surroundings. |
| acids which is made of from millions of nucleotides. | | | | This represents how humans are enabling to survive |
| Nucleotide is a basic unit of building a long strand of | | | | since human population had reached more than 6.6 |
| DNA - just like building a house; the basic units are the | | | | billion as recorded on July 2007. |
| bricks, concretes and etc. | | | | How do we look different among each other? |
| What is so mysterious about DNA? | | | | All of us differ to the type DNA - means that each of |
| Since it's a small structure with approximately 2.2 - 2.6 | | | | us has DNA which has different genetic information |
| nanometers wide, it contains a genetic code that can | | | | except individual twins who has identical DNA. People |
| be deciphered to unveiled the secrets of our body. | | | | often being mislead by assuming fingerprint is similar to |
| Advances in DNA technology enable us to unlock the | | | | DNA. |
| secrets of our body as to search for the meaning of | | | | Actually, humans have their own distinctive fingerprints |
| mankind. | | | | and DNA but individual twins have different fingerprints. |
| You look like your mom…you'd got the eyes | | | | However, differences of DNA among races based on |
| just like your father…you're as strong as your | | | | their appearances (phenotypic traits) have yet able to |
| uncle… | | | | be distinguished as we need more time and effort to |
| These traits can be explained as it is related to genes | | | | map and identify common distinctive traits at the DNA |
| - genetic information that inherited from our parents - | | | | level. |