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Imaginez ce que nous pourrions apprendre sur les maladies en étudiant l'histoire des maladies humaines, des anciens hominidés jusqu'à nos jours. Mais comment? Chritina Warinner, TED Fellow, es généticienne archéologue, et elle a trouvé un nouvel outil spectaculaire -- de l'ADN microbien dans de la plaque dentaire fossilisée.
Christina Warinner is a researcher at the University of Zurich, where she studies how humans have co-evolved with environments, diets and disease. Full bio »
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