2022
DOI: 10.22541/au.165703184.46153208/v1
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Molecular Histology as a Novel Proxy for Ancient DNA and Protein Sequence Preservation

Abstract: Researcher ability to accurately screen fossil and sub-fossil specimens for preservation of DNA and protein sequences remains limited. Thermal exposure and geologic age are usable proxies for sequence preservation on a broad scale but are of limited use for specimens of similar depositional environments and/or ages. Cell and tissue molecular histology is thus proposed as a proxy for determining sequence preservation potential of ancient specimens with improved accuracy. Molecular histology as a proxy is hypoth… Show more

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