Hundreds of unknown new viruses buried in ice for thousands of years discovered – World

Researchers have discovered 1,700 such viruses in various regions of Tibet that have been buried in the snow for hundreds or thousands of years.

Research on these bacteria and viruses will also help to understand the history of the world’s environment and how modern viruses might cope with future environmental stressors.

The Gulia Glacier, located on the plateau of the northwestern part of Tibet, is 20 thousand feet above sea level. This glacier has long been an important field of environmental research.

According to research published in the renowned journal Nature Geoscience, a treasure trove of DNA samples preserved for thousands of years has been discovered in the Galia Glacier. This will dramatically increase the insight needed to understand Earth’s atmosphere.

Researchers have found a group of bacteria that is more or less 11,000 years old. His studies help to understand the relationship between microbial “communities” and environmental change.

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The researchers also found that many of the viruses or bacteria in the Galea Glacier were similar to bacteria in other regions. This has also helped scientists to speculate that germs could have traveled long distances.

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2024-09-02 10:08:51

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