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How is human's DNA different from the DNA of a chimpanzee? The DNA of a goldfish?

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How is human's DNA different from the DNA of a chimpanzee? The DNA of a goldfish?

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  1. The basic structure of the DNA is not different at all...a sugar-phosphate backbone with purine and pyrimidine bases hooking the sense and anti-sense strands together.  What is different are the number of chromosomes, the genes that are encoded or not encoded in the DNA (fish have genes for gills, humans don't).

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