Lab-grown eyes crack why we see millions of colors that cats, dogs don't
Scientists have been attempting to understand the diverse underlying processes that contribute to our unique ability to see a wide range of colors.
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Scientists have been attempting to understand the diverse underlying processes that contribute to our unique ability to see a wide range of colors.
A team of paleontologists studying the fossilized shell of a sea turtle from the Miocene Epoch found something surprising and perhaps impossible: preserved bone cells that they believe may contain ancient DNA, the molecule that holds the genetic information of living things.
The extracted material could redefine how long DNA and protein can survive in the fossil record.
Bones are living tissue that require just as much care as your joints and skin, especially as you get older.
Researchers used CRISPR-based genome editing to successfully restore vision in mice with retinitis pigmentosa, a major cause of blindness in humans.