what makes makes you unique of all?

Answer 1

This question is WIDE open and that is frustrating. I think the answer you're looking for is as follows:

Although humans have a DNA so similar it might be considered identical there is still SO much variability in the expression of the genome that for two idential humans to arise through chance is extraordinarily rare (i.e. impossible, twins excluded). The interaction of the environment with each individuals genome leads to the developemnt of specific traits and is so multi-faceted that we're all pretty much different.

Another acceptable answer to your question: I play the 5-string banjo, the guitar and the oud but have a PhD in biochemistry, was born in 1977 and grew up in south Louisville. Find another who matches those characteristics.

Answer 2

If you are referring to what makes each of us feel unique, it is probably unique memories of our own lives. No one else remember things exactly the same way. No one else has had exactly the same life experiences and even those experiences that have been the same are remembered differently.

Answer 3

I don't have an identical twin, so:

a) The unique combination of alleles I received from my parents
and
b) My fingerprints and footprints.

Answer 4

my genes are different from yours only by0.2%

Answer 5

i hav my own unique genes ........