Autoradiograph of mitochondrial DNA used in the identification of the remains of Jesse James

Made:: 1997-8

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Autoradiograph of mitochondrial DNA used in the id
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Autoradiograph of mitochondrial DNA used in the identification of the remains of Jesse James. Made by Dr Mark Stoneking in 1997-8 at Pennsylvania State University. Ten sequences: two each from four hairs obtained when the body of Jesse James was exhumed in 1902, and two blank sequences.

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Category:: Biotechnology

Object Number:: 2000-583

Materials:: plastic

Measurements:: overall: x 350 x 430 mm

type:: autoradiograph

credit:: Stoneking, Dr. Mark

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Autoradiograph of mitochondrial DNA used in the identification of the remains of Jesse James

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