Quest Giggle Questions
Science

How many base pairs are in the human genome?

3,100 million. The genome wasn't finished in 2003: 8% of it remained unsequenced until 2022!

How close would your guess have been?

In the game we ask it like this: “Approximately how many million base pairs make up the human genome?”

Type a number — scored exactly the way a round in the game is.

The answer

3,100million

Source
science.org
Category
Science

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