Question

17 albumin is a protein produced in the liver of both pigs and humans. based on this information, what other similarity can we predict between these two organisms? both organisms
have dna that codes for globulin, another protein found in the liver
have more complex dna than organisms that do not produce albumin
require normal dna sequences in their liver in order to reproduce
humans and pigs share the same sequence in one section of their dna that codes for albumin.
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Explanation:

Proteins are encoded by DNA. If both pigs and humans produce albumin, it implies that they share a DNA sequence that codes for this protein. Just because they produce albumin doesn't mean they have DNA for globulin (unless stated), nor does it imply more complex DNA than non - albumin producers. DNA in the liver isn't directly related to reproduction in this context.

Answer:

humans and pigs share the same sequence in one section of their DNA that codes for albumin.