The sequencing of the human genome has allowed scientists to
A) understand regulatory sequences that are important for gene expression.
B) locate genes that cause disease.
C) understand evolutionary relationships by comparing human genes to genes in other organisms.
D) investigate gene families and their origins.
E) All of the above

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The sequencing of the human genome has allowed scientists to do all of the above: understand regulatory sequences that are important for gene expression, locate genes that cause disease, understand evolutionary relationships by comparing human genes to genes in other organisms, and investigate gene families and their origins.

The Sequencing of the Human Genome Has Allowed Scientists to