Argentine miniPCR heads to Moon on Artemis IV after NASA museum debut

The miniPCR, a compact DNA analysis device invented by two Argentines, was the first of its kind used in space and is now in the National Air and Space Museum. It is slated to fly on Artemis IV in 2028, marking a notable milestone in space biotechnology. The claim is sourced from a single national outlet; NASA's official confirmation is pending.

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