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Darwin's radio
A virus dormant in human DNA for millions of years is re-activating. Kaye Lang and her colleagues must race against time to identify and control it.--
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- "A virus dormant in human DNA for millions of years is re-activating. Kaye Lang and her colleagues must race against time to identify and control it.--"@en
- "Ancient diseases encoded in the DNA of humans wait like sleeping dragons to wake and infect again."
- "The discovery of concealed remains in a mass grave in Russia forces top scientists to question everything they believed about human origins. For molecular biologist Kaye Lang and "virus hunter" Christopher Dicken, it means pursuing a mysterious flu-like disease that has been dormant for millions of years- and is now coming back to life. With the world threatened by a deadly epidemic, they must solve an elusive puzzle and find a way to prevent the next terrifying step in evolution."@en
- "Imagine a cross between the chilling scientific credibility of Michael Crichton and the cutting-edge technology of William Gibson and you have Darwin's Radio. The discovery of concealed remains in a mass grave in Russia forces top scientists to question everything they believed about human origins. For molecular biologist Kaye Lang and "virus hunter" Christopher Dicken, it means pursuing a mysterious flu-like disease that has been dormant for millions of years- and is now coming back to life. With the world threatened by a deadly epidemic, they must solve an elusive puzzle and find a way to prevent the next terrifying step in evolution."@en
- "The discovery of concealed remains in a mass grave in Russia forces top scientists to question everything they believe about human origins. For molecular biologist Kaye Lang and "virus hunter" Christopher Dicken, it means pursuing a mysterious flu-like disease that has been dormant for millions of years."@en
- "When a virus that has slept in our DNA for millions of years wakes up, will the human race survive?"
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