A Russian-led team of international scientists found intact cells among remains including hair and bone marrow. The remains were discovered in August, metres underground in the permafrost of the vast north eastern Siberian province of Yakutia. “All we need for cloning is one living cell, which means it can reproduce autonomously. Then it will be no problem for us to multiply them to tens of thousands cells,” Semyon Grigoryev, a professor at North-East Federal University

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