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Svante Paabo: Những manh mối về ADN của người Neanderthal trong chúng ta

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Chia sẻ kết quả của một nghiên cứu đồ sộ toàn cầu về di truyền, nhà bác học Svante Paabo đã tiết lộ bằng chứng ADN để kết luận rằng loài người cổ đại đã giao phối với người Neanderthals sau khi chúng ta di cư khỏi châu Phi. (Đúng, nhiều người trong chúng ta có ADN của người Neanderthal). Ông cũng cho thấy rằng chỉ từ một mảnh xương nhỏ từ ngón tay của một em bé cũng đủ để nhận diện một chủng người mới.

Svante Pääbo explores human genetic evolution by analyzing DNA extracted from ancient sources, including mummies, an Ice Age hunter and the bone fragments of Neanderthals. Full bio »

Translated into Vietnamese by Cathy Van Tran
Reviewed by Duc Nguyen
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