Studying the Genomes of Other Species is Helpful for the Following

Question

Studying the genomes of other species is helpful for the following except
A) discovering the function of human genes.
B) discovering new genes that can be used to solve human problems
C) revealing the evolutionary history of genes.
D) studying shifts in protein production within an organism.
E) unraveling complex inheritance patterns.

Accepted Answer

Studying the genomes of other species is primarily focused on understanding genetic functions, evolutionary history, and inheritance patterns, rather than shifts in protein production within an organism, which is more related to proteomics than genomics.