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For the first time, RNA from an extinct species has been recovered: why it’s a scientific revolution

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-09-27 18:30:08

Regarding the extinct species, namely the Tasmanian tiger, Daniela Kalthoff, in charge of the mammal collection at the natural history museum, raises the possibility, now, of new research on “exciting idea” of a resurrection of the animal.

More broadly, researchers even imagine the possibility of extending RNA recovery to other collections in other museums around the world. What Professor Love Dalén confirms: “There are millions and millions of dried skins and tissues of insects, mammals and birds in museum collections around the world, and we might recover RNA from all of these specimens”.

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