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Old Skeletons Hold DNA Clues to TB

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Scientists hope to learn tuberculosis’s genetic secrets by examining TB genes in old bones and comparing them with other strains from the past and present. Katherine Harmon reports

via Old Skeletons Hold DNA Clues to TB: Scientific American Podcast.

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