> If they used modern human strains too and then compared them all
Presumably the number of leprosy cases originating in modern England is near zero, so actually procuring relevant strains seems impossible, no? I can't imagine that comparing random strains from places around the would would yield interesting results.
Presumably the number of leprosy cases originating in modern England is near zero, so actually procuring relevant strains seems impossible, no? I can't imagine that comparing random strains from places around the would would yield interesting results.