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Both humans and cows are mammals, so both have similar structural and functional anatomies that either require or necessitate similar amino acid chains.

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Humans and cows both share a common ancestry, so they have similar genetic makeup including the genes responsible for producing proteins like amino acid chains. These genetic similarities result in similar amino acid sequences in proteins that are essential for various biological functions in both humans and cows.

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