How does the second passage develop kaku’s idea that humans have become active choreographers of nature? by saying that people can now use dna to reconstruct other humans by saying that people can now read dna to understand individual characteristics by saying that people can now examine a single cell to discover what dna is by saying that people can now use dna to choreograph nature

Answer : ANSWER B

FIRST WORDS : BY

LAST WORD : CHARACTERISTICS

Explanation:

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by saying that people can now read DNA to understand individual characteristics does the second passage develop kaku’s idea that humans have become active choreographers of nature. Hence, option B is correct.

We can now read the genetic code of almost any organism thanks to the development of genome sequencing technology more than 30 years ago. After learning to read, humans had the power to edit—adding, removing, and eventually changing DNA as we saw proper.

In a collection of six studies published in the edition of Science dated April 1, 2022, the final, comprehensive human genome sequence was reported. Several additional journals also published companion pieces. The Telomere to Telomere (T2T) consortium completed the task.

In a collection of six studies published in the edition of Science dated April 1, 2022, the final, comprehensive human genome sequence was reported. Several additional journals also published companion pieces.

Thus, option B is correct.

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