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[DC] Are Flash and Wonder Woman biologically different from normal human beings?

We know Batman is a peak human product of training and good genes so a cell culture would probably show higher muscle and bone density and blood samples would probably show lots of steroids and supplements.

Superman's cells somehow have the ability to process sunlight so they may be like chloroplasts.

But what about Flash and Wonder Woman?

If one got a flesh sample of the amazon would one find remnants of the clay used to animate her? Does her body possess any organ that lets her process her godly powers like the Asgardians do in the Ultimate Universe?

And does Flash's blood show traces of the chemicals that allowed him to process the speed force that could be reverse engineered? Say I cultivated a flesh sample of him, could it be used to absorb and process speed force or is there some organ inside Flash that humans don't have and that he uses to tap into it?
gpt
Wonder Woman was fashioned from clay and given life by Zeus, so it depends on whether Zeus wanted to exactly mimic human biology.

Since she doesn't age I'd guess that there would be substantial differences in her makeup. She may not even have genes, or she may not have the same number, lenght, and shape to her genes.

She's basically a golem made by a very, very high level mage.