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15. Genomes and Genomics / Comparative Genomics / Problem 6
Why do scientists often use Drosophila in studying human diseases such as cancer?
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They are 60% homologous to humans.
B
About 75% of genes that are associated with human diseases have counterparts in Drosophila.
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They have fewer genes.
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