52,000-Year-Old Mammoth 'Beef Jerky' Reveals Exquisitely Preserved Chromosomes
Thursday, 11 July 2024, 15:00
Ancient Mammoth Jerky Unveils Incredible Chromosome Preservation
The discovery of flash-frozen woolly mammoth skin has led to the preservation of chromosomes, offering insights into gene regulation. This ancient mammoth jerky provides a unique glimpse into the past with incredibly well-maintained genetic material, showcasing the intricate details of ancient species' DNA. The study highlights the remarkable preservation methods of this 52,000-year-old specimen, shedding light on the genetics of extinct creatures and the advancements in ancient DNA research.
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