Nieuwe aanwijzing in het mysterie: Kleine verandering zou de reden kunnen zijn dat Neanderthalers verdwenen

Graphic illustration of the main findings of the paper, showing a Neanderthal skull on the left and a modern human head on the right. The 3D protein structure of the ADSL enzyme is visualized in the background.

OIST research was highlighted in an article by Wetenschap in Beeld, a media outlet in the Netherlands.

Date:

23 August 2025

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In the Media

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Wetenschap in Beeld (media outlet in the Netherlands)

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