Using the Ribozome Sequence, You've Got a Virus, You Know?

All cellular life uses, hasizes proteins from their genus. If a genetic sequence describes a protein, you've got to make the protein. That's done by a an ensign called a ribozome. And everybody's got ribozomes. Bacteria have ribozomes. Human beings, corn oak trees and yeast, identical. For all that they're all so close, they're so similar. You know, if you see hem walking down th street, you can't tell the differnce tween one and the other. The project really gave you a sense of perspective. We like us, and we should take good care of us, but it's not about us.