LateRooms.com - Learn Something New at Liverpool's Inside DNA Show
Find out how humans are different from monkeys and the significance of DNA in police work at the Inside DNA exhibition in Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, October 19, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Inside DNA could see both adults and children learn something new about themselves when the exhibition opens in Liverpool.

The show is being hosted by the World Museum and is sure to attract plenty of science enthusiasts and other guests at Liverpool hotels who want to indulge their curiosity about the human body.

Some major questions are discussed and answered in the exhibition, such as what separates us from the animals and how a person's genes can affect their health.

The display will be opening on October 23rd 2010 and running until May 8th 2011, which means there is plenty of time for people to check it out and discover a huge number of fascinating facts about our bodies.

What makes this exhibition even more attractive is that it is completely free to enter.

So if people want to find out more about evolution and human DNA - including how the police use such data to track down criminals - they should head down to the World Museum between 10:00 and 17:00 any day of the week.

There will also be the opportunity to see the Biodiversity: What On Earth Is It? exhibition if visitors get to the complex before December 5th 2010.

For more information on this event visit the World Museum website or contact the venue on 0151 478 4393.

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