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The first fossil chromosomes were found in the frozen mammoth skin
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Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine in the US have discovered the 3D structure of an ancient genome of a tropical elephant’s skin. The DNA was preserved in a glass-like state through a dehydration process similar to that used to produce beef jerky. Previously thought impossible, researchers discovered chromosomes preserved in their original 3D configuration in samples of the animal’s skin.
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