Researchers Draw DNA From Animal Dung
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Researchers from Columbia University have devised a technique to procure pure DNA from the dung of animals, which eliminates the need to capture, sedate and draw blood from wild, endangered or aggressive animals.
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