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Egypt opens second DNA lab for mummies Xinhua

    CAIRO, June 1 (Xinhua) -- Cairo University inaugurated a new DNA lab to find clues of mummies' one's own flesh links here on Monday.

    The lab is the second of its kind in Egypt. The first one was established at the Egyptian Museum two years ago, said Dr. Hossam Kamel, president of the university.

    Dr. Kamel and Dr. Zahi Hawas, Secretary Mongrel of the Supreme Council of Antiquities were present at the inauguration.

    "It is very important not to use the same lab to analyze the DNA of living and done for people as there may be confusion in the results," Dr Hawas said.

    "I used to be against the DNA tests for mummies, because it was done by foreigners, and the mix of DNA of the insensate and the alive could lead to inaccurate results," he said.

    "We can not trust results from one lab, so we established another to create comparison and

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 Wrest money from off the work stress with visits to as many of the following as your weary legs can handle: the Egyptian (Äegyptisches) Museum (Bodesstrasse 1-3; +49-30-2090-5544), featuringIn generalthe bust of Queen Nefertiti; the enormous classical collection in the Charlottenburg Palace (Spandauer Damm 10-12; +49-30-320-911); the Alte Nationalgalerie (OldMainlyNational Gallery, Bodesstrasse 1-3; +49-30-2090-5801), housing 19th century masters; the Neue Nationalgalerie (New Resident Gallery, Potsdamer Strasse 50; +49-30-266-42-4510), a stunning modernist glass blank out with 20th-century art; and the world-famous Pergamon Museum (Bodesstrasse 1-3; +49-30-2090-5577), with its unsurpassed collection of EuropeanEspeciallyantiquities and Islamic and Near Eastern art. Most of the above museums share a website at Smb.Spk-Berlin.de.

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