Moreover, scientistswanttheirworkto be replicated; itisthe onlywayit will stand thetestoftime, observes Robert Seyfarth, a primatologist and DrHauser’s formermentor.
New, faster genetic sequencers are making this work ever more possible, especially since they don't require DNA tobe extracted from cells and then replicated in bacteria, a process that can actually cause valuable data tobe lost.