Preserved Mammoth Skin Maintains Chromosome Integrity

Ars Technica
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In a groundbreaking study, scientists have found that the skin of a frozen mammoth has retained its chromosome structure. This discovery could have significant implications for the field of de-extinction and the study of ancient DNA.
Preserved Mammoth Skin Maintains Chromosome Integrity
Why it matters
In a groundbreaking study, scientists have found that the skin of a frozen mammoth has retained its chromosome structure. This discovery could have significant implications for the field of de-extinction and the study of ancient DNA.
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