Have you ever thought about digesting your Pleistocene skeletal proteomes with not just one, but two proteases, consecutively? Turns out, it's not as crazy of an idea as it sounds! www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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Subscribe to Curiosity Stream and start exploring the world around you! https://curiositystream.com/SciShowThe ancient Egyptians were masters of embalming th...
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🎥 Check out this nice video showcasing our work! We've recreated the ancient fragrance used in the mummification of an ancient Egyptian noblewoman, Senetnay, dating back to around 1,450 BC. This smell can be experienced at the Moesgaard Museum and is a great blend of science and sensory experience!
What if you could smell history? Well researchers at Germany's Max Planck Institute have unraveled the ancient scent of mummification used on a prominent Egyptian woman, Senetnay, around 1,450 BC.