>>11312076>How do humans grow after they are born? The DNA in your cells takes proteins, lipids, and other organic chemicals, builds new molecular structures, and uses them to build a new cell identical to the first. This process is happening in every one of the trillions of cells that make up your body and over time this creates growth. Chemical hormones from your brain control the specifics of what replicates, how often, and when.
>You're telling me cells magically grow out of nothing and can then transport themselves to certain areas of a body and build bew structures of bone, muscle, ligaments, and tendons? Your cells use organic molecular compounds like protein, lipids, and water, to create new cells. Those cells make up each organ system withing your body.
>If this is true, why can't all men look like this physically? DNA is not identical between individuals. DNA is a sequence of millions of different combinations of four protein structures. Every individual shares 99.9999% of their base structure but there are enough differences in each individual to make everyone different. Only a tiny number of those protein pairs need to be changed to drastically alter the appearance of the individual.
>Are our bodies not doing the same things?They are doing something different by the same process. Both our cells replicate DNA, but the DNA they replicate is different.
Really OP, this is biology 101. You should have learned this shit in grade school science by age 10 or so.
