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Woolly Mammoth DNA, Frozen 52,000 Years, Ago May Be Used To Revive Species
About 52,000 years ago, the skinned hide of a Siberian woolly mammoth was exposed to conditions so frigid that it spontaneously freeze-dried, locking its DNA fragments into place.
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Freeze-Dried Mice Successfully Cloned by Researchers, Could Help Conserve Disappearing Species
Researchers have successfully cloned mice using a technique that could be used to help conserve species that are threatened with extinction because of human-induced impacts like climate change. Scientists at Japan's University of Yamanashi attempted to freeze-dry somatic cells (any cell that isn't a sperm or egg cell) and successfully created 75 cl...
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Mouse Sperm Stored On International Space Station Produces Healthy "Space Pups"
Japanese researchers found mouse sperm exposed to high levels of cosmic radiation for nearly six years produced a large brood of healthy, unremarkable "space pups."
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Russia To Produce Freeze-Dried Covid-19 Vaccine Doses For Easy Transportation: Report
Russia expects to produce primarily freeze-dried Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine doses by the spring, a top official said, eliminating the need for transport at ultra-low temperatures as part of an ambitious plan to inoculate its population.
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Mouse Sperm Survives in Space, but Could Human Babies?
Back on Earth, embryos fertilised in vitro with the sperm produced healthy offspring, and grew into normal adults.
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Coffee Bakes That are an Instant Hit | Ruby Tandoh
A flurry of freeze-dried coffee adds unexpected finesse to your baking - try it with a moist mascarpone for a posh pudding, or tease out its fruity notes in a cherry cake.Coffee snobs, look away now. This week, in a caffeine-fuelled haze, I've gone through...
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Woolly Mammoth DNA, Frozen 52,000 Years, Ago May Be Used To Revive Species
About 52,000 years ago, the skinned hide of a Siberian woolly mammoth was exposed to conditions so frigid that it spontaneously freeze-dried, locking its DNA fragments into place.
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Freeze-Dried Mice Successfully Cloned by Researchers, Could Help Conserve Disappearing Species
Researchers have successfully cloned mice using a technique that could be used to help conserve species that are threatened with extinction because of human-induced impacts like climate change. Scientists at Japan's University of Yamanashi attempted to freeze-dry somatic cells (any cell that isn't a sperm or egg cell) and successfully created 75 cl...
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Mouse Sperm Stored On International Space Station Produces Healthy "Space Pups"
Japanese researchers found mouse sperm exposed to high levels of cosmic radiation for nearly six years produced a large brood of healthy, unremarkable "space pups."
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Russia To Produce Freeze-Dried Covid-19 Vaccine Doses For Easy Transportation: Report
Russia expects to produce primarily freeze-dried Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine doses by the spring, a top official said, eliminating the need for transport at ultra-low temperatures as part of an ambitious plan to inoculate its population.
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Mouse Sperm Survives in Space, but Could Human Babies?
Back on Earth, embryos fertilised in vitro with the sperm produced healthy offspring, and grew into normal adults.
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Coffee Bakes That are an Instant Hit | Ruby Tandoh
A flurry of freeze-dried coffee adds unexpected finesse to your baking - try it with a moist mascarpone for a posh pudding, or tease out its fruity notes in a cherry cake.Coffee snobs, look away now. This week, in a caffeine-fuelled haze, I've gone through...
