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DNA: Clips Caught a Body in His SM4 Battle vs. T-Rex http://www.vladtv.com - VladTV Battle Rap Journalist Michael Hughes caught up with DNA following his tough Summer Madness 4 battle vs. Tay Roc, and spoke to him about the rough responses that... By: djvlad … Continue reading →

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Molecular studies of plants often depend on high-quantity and high-quality DNA extractions. This can be quite difficult in plants, however, due to a diversity of compounds and physical properties found in plants. "Tannins, tough fibrous material, and/or secondary compounds can interfere with DNA isolation," explains Dr. Thomas Givnish, principal investigator of a new study published by Jackson Moeller et al. in the October issue of Applications in Plant Sciences. This is further complicated by the fact that different plant groups have different compounds and, therefore, different DNA extraction methods may be necessary to obtain sufficient high-molecular-weight DNA depending on the species you are working with. Moeller, Givnish, and their colleagues at the University of Wisconsin-Madison evaluated a new DNA isolation technique and compared it to two often-used DNA extraction methods for plant tissues. The new technique is based on MagnaCel paramagnetic cellulose particles (PMC), and was originally designed and developed for forensic applications in which only minute amounts of DNA are present. The utility of the PMC method was compared with both a silica column technique (DNeasy Plant Mini Kit) and the cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB) method. This comparison was done across a wide range of flowering plants, from lilies to … Continue reading →

Carl Preston Crawford Jr. GREENSBORO, N.C. A series of commercial breaking and entering cases from May has been solved after evidence collected from a scene was matched to DNA processed by a contracted forensics laboratory. Carl Preston Crawford Jr., 27, of 1800 Longfellow St., is charged with breaking and entering into six SUBWAY restaurants throughout Greensboro after evidence collected from one of the crime scenes matched a known sample of DNA processed through Cellmark Forensics BioTracks DNA database. Crawford previously was arrested on Aug. 20 and charged with breaking and entering into nearly a dozen Radio Shack stores across North Carolina during August and September. Four of those stores were in Greensboro. After Cellmark Forensics, a business contracted by the City of Greensboro to do DNA testing, notified the Greensboro Police Department that the SUBWAY evidence matched Crawfords DNA, detectives took out additional warrants for his arrest on Sept. 29. In May 2014, the Greensboro Police Department entered into a two-year contract with Cellmark Forensics for the analysis, search, match, and retrieval of local DNA samples. The agreement also allows for local DNA samples that meet certain technical criteria to be compared against state and federal samples in the Combined … Continue reading →

It's an early lesson in genetics: we get half our DNA from Mom, half from Dad. But that straightforward explanation does not account for a process that sometimes occurs when cells divide. Called gene conversion, the copy of a gene from Mom can replace the one from Dad, or vice versa, making the two copies identical. In a new study published in the American Journal of Human Genetics, University of Pennsylvania researchers Joseph Lachance and Sarah A. Tishkoff investigated this process in the context of the evolution of human populations. They found that a bias toward certain types of DNA sequences during gene conversion may be an important factor in why certain heritable diseases persist in populations around the world. Lachance is a postdoctoral fellow at Penn in Tishkoff's lab and will be starting his own lab at Georgia Tech in January. Tishkoff is a Penn Integrates Knowledge Professor with appointments in the Perelman School of Medicine's Department of Genetics and the School of Arts & Sciences' Department of Biology. The study pins on the question of why humans have a genetic predilection for certain diseases. Some reasons have become clear to scientists. The Amish, for example, have a higher … Continue reading →

Little Movement Expected For Thai Market RTT News - Friday 3rd October, 2014 The Thai stock market headed south again on Thursday, one session after it had ended the two-day slide in which it had fallen almost 15 points or 0.9 percent. The Stock Exchange of Thailand finished ... Rigzone - Friday 3rd October, 2014 Manora Oil Development in the Northern Gulf of Thailand (TAP 30 percent interest). Mubadala Petroleum, Operator of the Manora Oil Development joint venture, has advised that the ... Asia News Network - Friday 3rd October, 2014 Thailand's four leading enterprises - Thai Beverage, Charoen Pokphand Group, Central Group, and Sahaphat, have backed the government's economic stimulus plan that aims to help grassroots ... Asia News Network - Friday 3rd October, 2014 A Thai medical school has achieved a breakthrough in the treatment of the deadly Ebola Haemorrhagic Fever (EHF), with the potential for commercial distribution within one year from now and boosting ... Asia News Network - Friday 3rd October, 2014 See original here: DNA samples from two Myanmar workers match with those collected from British victim … Continue reading →

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