Human Immune System Genes Vary More Than Skin Colour, Studies Show
Any two randomly chosen humans share on average 99.9% of their DNA, and most genetic variation occurs within populations rather than between them. Evolution has spent far more time diversifying the immune system than skin pigmentation over hundreds of thousands of years. Biological differences between people are therefore far removed from what outward appearance suggests.
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