Sequence similarity and identity

[@sonamsuhashini8110]

Very informative 👏👏👏👏👏 My idea about the doubt you raised: Although the identical twins start with the identical DNA 🧬 , not necessarily they continue being identical due to mutations during division of cells.

[@BioinformaticaYT]

Yeah that's a very good point.! And it should be agreed 👍👍

[@utkarshranjan5787]

Your voice is really sweet☺

[@aekeshsharma5680]

Very interesting and informative 🙏👍

[@elhassanemam4523]

Very helpful

[@shubhamagrawal5096]

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[@BioinformaticaYT]

Dhanyvaad

[@HectorUch123]

Good information

[@anikazaheen1046]

Thank you. ❤️

[@gaurabgain2782]

how to calculate sequence similarity? by the way this video is very helpful

[@BioinformaticaYT]

We can perform BLAST algorithm to calculate sequence Similarity as well as Identity.! We are glad that it was of some help to you 😊

[@Ramkumar-lz4hz]

Yes .. If two identical twins have same dna alingnment..

[@amarkar11]

👌👌👌

[@anuskasingharoy3755]

Identical twins should have 100% per identity of there DNA, but there gene expression will be different if external factors affects them differently .

[@numankhan4319]

Not identical...but similer

[@okpolihenry983]

EPIGENETICS WILL ALSO HAVE AN IMPACT

[@CHAMPIONSBio]

Normally identical twins does not hai identical DNA , but exceptions are there.

[@PankajShah-d2t]

No it's not important that identical twins have identical genes. they may have similar gene only for their physical properties (so they look similar).

[@meetwadekar811]

No the identical twins don't have identical gene sequence because their VNTR sequence would be different this could be proved by their fingerprint

[@sumaib1]

i am missing Bineet voice in this video