An international team of cave explorers has shown that cave walls and the prehistoric rock art that adorns them can preserve human DNA for thousands of years.

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DNA preservation on cave walls is highly variable, but scientists say their work is an important step on the path toward ...

An international research team has recovered ancient human mitochondrial and nuclear DNA directly from cave wall materials in ...