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De-extinction is not simply cloning extinct animals, but first extracting genomes from closely related species, then comparing them with DNA fragments of the extinct species, and gradually editing out a genome close to the original species, involving massive data processing, multi-dimensional simulation of gene interactions and long experimental validation cycles.
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