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An ancient-DNA clean room at the Max Planck Institute, 2006–2010: smooth sealed work surfaces, a brushed stainless clean-air workbench, compact laboratory tools, and localized scuffs where equipment feet repeatedly contact the bench. The clamp is fixed flat to the collection tray, and the clamped bone rests firmly between its jaws. The drill bit touches the clamped bone's inner edge; the right glove closes around the drill grip. The left glove contacts the clamp behind the bone, keeping fingers away from the rotating bit. Powder falls vertically from the drill contact into the tray directly below; the two resting fragments lie flat on that same tray. The collection tray rests on the clean-air workbench; the drill's flexible lead rests on the bench before leaving frame. The three fragments are 4–7 centimetres long; the complete powder mound is 400 milligrams and about 8 millimetres across. It is 2006–2010: Hooded clean-room coverall, close-fitting mask, eye protection and nitrile gloves.; Ancient bone, pale bone powder, brushed stainless steel, sealed polymer work surface and flexible insulated drill lead.; Low-speed rotary sampling drill, fixed specimen clamp and clean-air contamination-control workbench used during ancient-DNA extraction. Ancient DNA remains physically invisible; its source is the minute powder drilled from three Neanderthal bone fragments.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Exacting work with irreplaceable material.. 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