Detailed comparison of the human and chimpanzee genomes has revealed that they have very similar proteins.
- The human and chimpanzee genomes encode proteins that are remarkably similar to one another. Nearly 99 percent of the DNA sequence that can be directly compared between the two genomes is the same.
- Humans and chimps still have 96 percent sequence identity after accounting for DNA insertions and deletions. In chimpanzees and humans, 29% of the genes that code for amino acids are the same at the protein level.
- In actuality, since chimpanzees and humans split off from a common ancestor roughly 6 million years ago, the average human protein has only undergone one distinctive modification.
- In comparison to other mammals, a few types of genes are evolving in humans and chimpanzees at an extraordinarily fast rate. These kinds of genes include those that are involved in nerve signal transmission and sound perception.
Therefore, human and chimpanzee genomes has similar proteins.
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