World's hardiest animal has evolved radiation shield for its DNA

This summary is extracted from an article that published by Andy Coghlan in newscientist.com. Tardigrades known as a creature which has a extreme survival skills. Recent research found that this ability resulted from resistance to radiation and caused they will keep alive even in environment where pressures six times greater than at the bottom of the deepest ocean. DNA of Ramazzottius varieornatus, one species of Tardigrades, are specific to protect their own DNA structure. However, scientists have tested these proteins to human kidney cells against radiation damage then the result is positive. There was a good news to heard about applications of this 'special proteins' in the distant future might protect healthy human cells from cancer treatment.

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