Svante Pääbo of the Max Planck Institute joins Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory's Dave Micklos to discuss Neanderthal genetics. Dr. Pääbo looks at mating between humans and Neanderthal, the FOXP2 gene...
Svante Pääbo of the Max Planck Institute joins Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory's Dave Micklos to discuss Neanderthal genetics. Dr. Pääbo looks at mating between humans and Neanderthal, the FOXP2 gene and language development, and the possibility of recreating a Neanderthal today.
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Svante Paabo was the first scientist to ever extract DNA from a thousands of year dead human (shown in the NY Times April 16,1985). Jealous scientist Bryan Sykes falsely claimed to be the origianl in his Seven Daughters of Eve book!
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We don't need any more Creationists, thank you.