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How are gene and protein sequences used to classify organisms?
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because genetic sequences determine the protein products, they're sort of interchangeable. You classify organisms in terms of sequence similarity. For example, Organism 1 has sequence AAAA Organism 2 has sequence AAAG Organism 3 has sequence AAGG So organism 3 is closer to 2, and 2 is closer to 1 (because they have closer sequences).
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