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Oldest DNA Ever Sequenced Done with Breakthrough Technology
New advances in genome sequencing technology have allowed the frozen remains of a 500,000-year-old horse to be genetically analyzed, providing scientists with the oldest DNA ever sequenced, according to the archaeology site Western Digs.
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