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MIT researchers have developed a polymer that can preserve DNA in a manner similar to the amber in Crichton ’s novel Jurassic Park .
The polymer developed by MIT allows DNA molecules to be preserved at room temperature while protecting them from heat and water to prevent degradation.
The researchers encoded the main theme of the Jurassic Park movie soundtrack and a complete human genome into DNA in their polymer.
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