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His parents would eventually follow him to the US, but for a few years Cano was on his own in a strange new country.

Even as he strengthened the FARC militarily, however, Mr Cano kept the door open to peace talks.

"We did find two or three microorganisms that produced some new chemical compounds, " Cano says.

As the cofounder, part-owner, and chief scientific officer of Ambergene, Cano stood to earn a hefty chunk of any windfall that might result.

That experiment had Cano and Lambert itching to release a beverage commercially. But they wanted it to be something respectable.

Cano went back to his lab and pursued other research, like testing petroleum-degrading bacteria in sand dunes.

Although Mr Cano's death may make it harder for the FARC to resume peace talks, it also makes it easier for Mr Santos to propose them.

An air-source heat pump water heater is a kind of energy-saving water heater based on the Inverse Cano Principle.

However, its leader, Alfonso Cano, did offer talks without his previous condition of a safe haven within Colombia.

To reassure potential investors, Ambergene's board of directors decided to confirm Cano's claims of reanimation.

Cano got his master's and went on to earn a PhD in microbiology at the University of Montana.

He was still able to duplicate Cano's discovery.

It was dead, of course, but Cano theorized that microorganisms in the resin might simply be dormant.

It is unclear whether Mr Cano's successor will be able to offer a credible peace deal.

Cano, a 63-year-old microbiologist at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, inspects the smelly little mounds lovingly.

After some cajoling, the brewer agreed to try making a batch of beer with Cano's yeast.

Soto Cano Air Base in Honduras is an example of such an approach.

The Colombian army killed Alfonso Cano, the leader of the FARC guerrillas.

His predecessor, Alfonso Cano, was killed by the army earlier this month.

S. military forces operate a security and counter-drug operation from the Soto Cano airbase outside the Honduran capital.

Many security analysts doubted that Mr Cano could hold the group together.

Mr Cano, once a middle-class anthropology student, spent 33 years as a guerrilla.

"We called it Jurassic Amber Ale or T-Rex Lager or something, and it was pretty good, " Cano says.

Mr Cano had led the group since its founder died of a heart attack in 2008.

"It's a time capsule, " Cano says.

In April 1995, during his amber-cracking spree, Cano made another important discovery.

Cano identified it as a bacterial spore related to the modern Bacillus sphaericus, which is used to kill mosquito larvae.

He told me the story of how Cano revived the yeast, how it resembled brewer's yeast.

Then Cano brought the yeast back to life.

"I wasn't a remarkably good student, " Cano says.

"We became friends, " Cano says.

In 1993, Cano worked with Poinar and others to remove DNA from a 125 million-year-old Lebanese weevil entombed in amber.

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