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Using modern techniques to decipher ancient remains

By Helen Albert, Editor

Although archaeologists and anthropologists have been studying the ancient remains of our ancestors for many years, the study of ancient DNA extracted from these specimens began more recently. In 1984, Russell Higuchi, Allan Wilson and colleagues (University of California, Berkeley, USA) managed to extract DNA from a museum specimen of the Quagga, an extinct relative of the Zebra.

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Biochemical SocietyDecember 20, 2017January 3, 20181 Comment

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