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The Applied DNA Sciences logo was designed to create a clear and memorable impression of a dynamic, innovative company. The logo is in the form of a double-stranded DNA helix, with the blue lines representing the four bases, ACGT, that are the building blocks of every DNA code or sequence. The curved font and helix combined with the smooth, straight blue lines communicate a forward-moving culture, with clear technological goals. The color black communicates value, substance and a sense of potential and possibility, combined with blue that conveys trust, dependability, security, with a modern technological sensibility. http://www.adnas.com/sites/default/files/downloads/dnanet_brochure.pdf http://www.landandmaritime.dla.mil/downloads/psmc/Nov11/MeragliaPSMC.pdf http://www.federalnewsradio.com/406/2740667/DoD-testing-plant-DNA-to-fight-counterfeit-parts Frequently Asked Questions for DNA Marking November 8, 2012 Applicability Q. What end products/equipment will this new requirement help to protect? A. The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) top priority is warfighter support. As a U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) combat support agency, we are firmly committed to a robust counterfeit mitigation strategy that protects our warfighters and the vital missions that they perform. The DLA is modifying microcircuit technical requirements to help prevent counterfeits from entering DLA's Supply Chain by requiring deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) marking of authentic products. The DLA procures and supplies microcircuits for a broad range of applications within … Continue reading →

The PooPrints service traces dogs - and owners - from DNA in their faeces It is already widely used in U.S. gated communities and condo complexes A firm is now in talks with about 15 councils to bring it to the UK By Damien Gayle for MailOnline Published: 04:20 EST, 31 December 2014 | Updated: 05:10 EST, 31 December 2014 199 shares 156 View comments Irresponsible dog owners' days could be numbered as a company which matches dogs to the DNA left behind in their mess is reportedly in talks with local councils. The PooPrints service works by building a DNA database of dogs in a particular area so any dog mess found can be quickly traced back to the offending animal - and its owner. It's already in use in many U.S. apartment complexes and condo buildings, where operators report very high compliance rates as dog owners know they will be unable to deny the offence. Poo time: But irresponsible dog owners' days could be numbered as a company which matches dogs to the DNA left behind in their mess is reportedly in talks with local councils to bring the service to the UK See the original post: Doggy … Continue reading →

Published December 30, 2014 SALT LAKE CITY Federal wildlife officials will compare the DNA of a gray wolf accidently shot in Utah with that of a wolf spotted wandering near the Grand Canyon this year, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Steve Segin, a Denver-based spokesman for the Fish and Wildlife Service, said in an email Monday night that officials won't speculate if the 3-year-old female northern gray wolf killed Sunday is the same female gray wolf seen roaming the Grand Canyon and nearby national forest months ago. Messages seeking additional details were not immediately returned Tuesday. The Grand Canyon wolf was the first spotted in northern Arizona in more than 70 years. Scat collected from that wolf will be compared with the animal killed in Utah. Utah wildlife officials announced Monday afternoon that a coyote hunter accidently shot the young wolf in the southwest area of the state after mistaking it for a coyote. State and federal officials said they're still investigating and it's too soon to say what penalties the hunter could face for killing the animal, which is protected under the Endangered Species Act. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources spokesman Mark Martinez said the hunter, … Continue reading →

Photo: Neighborhoods Organizing for Change A decision from the Minnesota Court of Appeals earlier this year on an unrelated case, adds more grist to the analysis mill of why Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman hasnt charged Navell Gordon with possession of a handgun by a felon. KMSP suggested last night that Gordon, the get-out-the-vote volunteer who allegedly flashed gang signs with Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges in October, hasnt been charged because the case has become too hot to handle in the light of its pointergate fame. The station said Gordons DNA was on a gun used in a robbery at West Broadway and Penn Avenue in August. That, the station said, connects Gordon to possession of a gun. It didnt reveal the source of the information. Is it enough evidence? In February, the Minnesota Court of Appeals said it was in the case of a felon who was convicted of possessing a handgun after police executed a search warrant in October 2011. In that case, the court ruled that the DNA evidence was enough to prove that Lamont Jiggetts possessed the handgun. The predominant DNA material on the gun was Jiggettss and testing of this evidence excluded virtually all the … Continue reading →

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