The cornumed face of 3 Egyptian aristocrats was recreated by scientists thanks to special DNA analysis techniques from their mummies. They come from the old city of Abusir El Meleq in the southern flooded area Egypt, where countless mummies were buried since 1380 BC to 425 after 425 AD. The scientists from the Max Planck Institute on human history in Tübingen (Germany) were explained. Self-DNA of the above 3 mummies in 2017 and it was the first time the genome of a mummy was successfully recreated.3 mummies continued to be studied by Parabon Nanolabs, a DNA technology company in Virginia ( America)
. This time, they use genetic data that have been decrypted to create 3D facial models, through a process called "French DNA type analysis". The result is 3 mirrors. 3 Egyptians about 25 years old were introduced at the 32nd International Symposium Conference on the 32nd human identity, and held in Orlando, Florida (USA), according to New York Post
3 boys with skin light brown, dark hair, carrying gene structure close to the gene structure of modern individuals in the Mediterranean or Middle Easter than the modern Egyptian. According to Dr. Ellen Greytak, director Tin - Biology of Parabon Nanolabs, the biggest challenge to work with the ancient DNA is that the DNA usually has a high degradation and is often mixed with the DNA of the bacteria. Thu Anh / nguolaodong . Dịch vụ:
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