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Scientists Reawaken Cellsarchaeologyworldnews.com
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Scientists in Japan have reawakened traces of biological activity in an ancient woolly mammoth.
Yuka the mammoth lived 28,000 years ago , before becoming mummified in Siberia .
Researchers injected Yuka 's cell nuclei into egg cells of mice egg cells.
Despite the faintness of this limited biological activity, the fact anything could be observed at all is remarkable.
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