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Our ancient DNA lab is up and running!

2/6/2018

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We have now finished setting up our second laboratory, which is exclusively dedicated to pre-PCR work with ancient and historical samples. The room has UV irradiation at night, positive air pressure with all incoming air passing through a HEPA filter, and restricted access in protective clothing - all to minimize the risk of contamination. We are excited to start recovering DNA from cod bones excavated from archaeological sites and work with other ancient samples in the future.
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7/27/2019 12:16:06 am

DNA is part of what makes our entire life important. I mean, think about it, if you change even one percent of your DNA, then you will end up as a different being. I want to make the world a better place, and studying DNA is one thing where I can do it. I have been in this field for a long time, and I want to make waves in the industry. I am working on something that will change our entire understanding of the human DNA.

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12/25/2019 05:31:03 am

I am so excited to see all of the things that you find out using this. I mean, if we can see how the DNA's of our ancestors worked, then we can do a lot of things. I know that biologist out there are still trying to make some strides in our understanding of it all, and it will pay off soon. I want to see it happen. I hope that I am still alive when the time comes that it does.

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