The Ancient Human Genome of Denisovans: A New Revelation
Unveiling the Oldest Human Genome
A remarkable study has brought to light the most ancient human genome sequenced to date, belonging to a Denisovan male from 200,000 years ago. This significant find, presented by population geneticist Stéphane Peyrégne at the annual meeting of the Society for Molecular Biology and Evolution in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, has profound implications for under…
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