DNA Repair Technique Enabled Researchers to Sequence Ancient Hominin Genome, Detect Methylation
May 25, 2010
DNA Repair Technique Enabled Researchers to Sequence Ancient Hominin Genome, Detect Methylation
A team of researchers led by Svante Pääbo developed a method to repair ancient DNA, which allowed them to sequence the nuclear genome of a previously unknown ancient hominin species, and also detect methylation sites.
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