The DMHC recognizes that it is important for hospitals, doctors and other providers to be paid promptly and accurately, and our Provider Complaint process is offered as a primary means of ensuring prompt payment. The following is intended to provide information and assistance: Submit a Provider Complaint.
Why is DNA important? Why is important? DNA is the blueprint of biological life from its inception to its growth and till death. Its discovery has not only revolutionized science and medicine, but it has affected all walks of life; whether they are social, legal, criminal or inheritance related.
Humans and mice share nearly 90 percent of human DNA. This is important because mice have been used in laboratories as experimental animals for research into human disease processes for years. Mice are currently used in genetic research to test gene replacement, and gene therapy because they have similar gene types to those of humans and will have similar reactions to diseases and disease processes.