Resurrection biology: Bringing life back from the past

Discover the intriguing field of resurrection biology, where scientists aim to revive ancient viruses, uncover new antibiotics, resurrect lost creatures, and even recreate the scents of Egyptian mummification balms. Explore the latest breakthroughs and their potential impacts on human health and understanding of history.

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