Question

8. Each student in the classroom had 5 of each

Answer 1

Answer:

No, because we all have a different sequence of bases. But they are not the same tho.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Given what we know, we can confirm that despite the students having the same 5 nitrogen bases, all the DNA models created will not be equal.

What makes these models different?

• The models will differ due to DNA sequence.
• What this means is that the order in which the base pairs are aligned affects the outcome.
• There are well over 20+ different ways in which to arrange four nitrogen pairs to create a DNA model.
• The fifth nitrogen base adds even more possibilities.

Therefore, just as with the genetic code in all living organisms, it is made of 4 nitrogen bases. What makes the DNA of each organism distinct is the ordering and sequence of these nitrogen bases within our DNA.

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