Hey there, let me introduce myself. I'm Puteri Nur Amelia, 3rd year of Biology student. I was born in a small town called Dalat, Sarawak. i work as Dental Therapists with over 10 years' experience. I love learning to get self-improvement and motivation.

As you can see up there, it is true that all living organisms share some genetic material. There are also variations across the human genome. Research has shown that the people who are closely related have more similar DNA. Genome maintenance is crucial for the survival of all living organisms, as genetic damage can lead to mutations, which can cause diseases such as cancer. The genome is constantly exposed to various endogenous and exogenous factors that can cause DNA damage. To prevent the development of diseases associated with genomic instability, cell have evolved several surveillance, prevention and repair mechanisms. In addition, understanding how genomic information is preserved and transmitted accurately can help us develop new technologies for storing and analyzing large amounts of genetic data.

That's all from me. I hope that i can get more knowledge by learning from Dr. Tasyriq. :)

I have known you since my year 2 at USM, you helped me a lot to sit for my final exam.

Since that day I believe you will

Be a great mentor to me to succeed my 3rd in USM. Thanks

_{Saya Nurul Saidah Binti Ruhazam, student Sains Biologi tahun 3, bertugas sebagai Juruterapi Pergigian dalam KKM. Saya harap subjek Molecular Biology dapat meningkatkan pengetahuan dalam bidang sains biologi yang lebih tinggi..dan berharap tunjuk ajar dari Dr Tasyriq, Terima kasih.}

Mice is one of the organism that has genetic materials like human. The genes in mice share functions almost similar with human genes as mice have same kinds of organs such as kidney, heart, and etc. These similarities make it possible for researchers to study about diseases and cures for better well-being.

I hope I could learn more, improve my knowledge and score well in this subject.

Rabbit is one of the tame animal. Having a pair of rabbits (one with grey and one with brown), surprisingly one of the offsprings could have a mixed colour between the two... this is the interesting part of genetic.

I like genetic a lot, hopefully I could get lots more knowledge from this subject so that I could link all the pieces together. Please guide us, Dr Tasyriq, help us to explore more on the unseen world. :)

By the way, nice to meet you all... :)

My name is Rabiatul Adawiyah. I’m a Biology student with a deep interest in biodiversity, particularly in herpetofauna. Maybe one fine day i'll able to explore more what related between molecular biology & herps.

To answer your question, I think an amphibians, Xenopus frogs (such as Xenopus laevis or Xenopus tropicalis) are frequently used in developmental biology and genetics. They share around 40% of their genes with humans and are used to study processes like organ development, cellular repair, and immune responses. The insights gained from these organisms have advanced our understanding of genetic functions and could lead to breakthroughs in regenerative medicine, such as potential therapies for repairing human tissues or organ.

Thank you

My name is Shafizah and stayed in Ipoh,Perak. I am currently worked as lab assistant.

One example of an organism that shares genetic material similarities with humans is the chimpanzee. Chimpanzees share about 98-99% of their DNA with humans, making them one of our closest living relatives in the animal kingdom. This genetic similarity allows researchers to study aspects of human biology and evolution.

I hope that i can pass this subject with flying colors...

Mice is one of example organism that has genetic material like human. Mice are often used in biomedical research because their genetic material shares significant similarities with human DNA, making them valuable for studying diseases.

I'm Mustazil, a 3rd year Biology student. Currently working at Hosp Canselor Tuanku Muhriz (UKM) as Medical Lab Technologist.

Dog, cats, pig, mice has similarity genetic materials like human because they share 50%-90% of the same DNA and nearly all the genes from a common ancestor. Looking forward to learn more in this course with Dr.

I am Najihah or most call me GG :) i am 4th year Biology student from KL. Currently working as customer service (yep not related) just studying Bio for fun. (just joking)

Hopefully i can pass this subject this year :')

One example of an organism with genetic material similar to humans is the chimpanzee. Chimpanzees share about 98-99% of their DNA with humans, making them our closest genetic relatives. The structure of DNA in chimpanzees is very similar to that of humans, composed of the same four nucleotides (adenine, cytosine, guanine, and thymine) arranged in double-helix structures. This close genetic similarity explains why humans and chimpanzees have many physiological and behavioral traits in common.

Hi! Harreta here. I’m in my 3^rd year in this Biology course. Happy to be back. From Selayang and currently working in Kuching. Hoping to gain as much knowledge & experience as possible throughout my studies in USM. Shout out to my Lecturers and my fellow homeys. It’s a beautiful day, embrace it!