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DNA DANCE | ELCOMFEST DANCE COMPETITION | 11 MEI 2014 We know that we are beginner dancers. But we believe that if we actively practicing and not afraid to follow the dance competition. Our capabilities will be developed here. By: Maynardo Innocencio … Continue reading →

Frenkie/ Billain/ Kontra - SNIMANJE #DNA DNA video premijera 19.5.14. na MTVu ONLINE 23.5.14. na http://www.redbull.ba. By: FMJAM … Continue reading →

LPS: DNA Music Video Fan video of "DNA" by Little Mix. Created using Video Star: http://VideoStarApp.com/FREE. By: Sophie Lps … Continue reading →

Lebanon Hanover-I Believe You Can Survive Live@DNA,Brussels 2014. Lebanon Hanover-Lebanon Hanover Lebanon Hanover http://lebanonhanover.bandcamp.com/ Lebanon Hanover http://www.facebook.com/lebanonhanover All rights reserved to the artist. No copyright... By: David Wave … Continue reading →

How Is Prokaryotic DNA Shaped? : The Marvels of Cells DNA Subscribe Now: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ehoweducation Watch More: http://www.youtube.com/ehoweducation A prokaryote is an organism with no nucleus or membrane bound... By: eHowEducation … Continue reading →

Viruses are the enigma of the biological world -- despite having their own DNA and being able to adapt to their environment and evolve, they are not considered to be alive like cells. In order to reproduce and multiply -- a requirement of "life" -- a virus must invade a living cell, eject its DNA into that of the cell, and commandeer the cell's biological machinery. While a virus, essentially, may be nothing more than a dollop of DNA packed into a protective coating of protein called a capsid, the packaging of that DNA is critical. The molecular motors that drive this DNA packaging process, however, have remained almost as enigmatic as the viruses themselves. A better understanding of these motors could be crucial to combating viral infections. Studying molecular motors is the signature work of Carlos Bustamante, a biophysicist who holds joint appointments with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) and the University of California (UC) Berkeley, as well as the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) and the Kavli Energy NanoSciences Institute at Berkeley. In his latest research, he and a team of collaborators have shed new light on a type of molecular motor used to package the DNA … Continue reading →

HARTFORD DNA evidence recovered from the body of a murder victim and cell phone records helped Hartford detectives track down the man they say is responsible for the murder of Sonia Rivera, whose body was found a year and a half ago in a trash-strewn lot behind 216 Washington St. Rivera, 48, was found suffering from severe head trauma about 7:30 p.m. Sept. 27, 2012. Her pants had been pulled down. A brick recovered nearby is believed to be the murder weapon. Staff at Hartford Hospital used a rape kit to recover evidence from Rivera's body and turned it over to Hartford police. It was sent to the state crime lab and entered into a database. Less than two months later there was a match: Denzil Nurse, a 42-year-old man from Hartford, according to the warrant for his arrest. Detectives interviewed Nurse and he allowed them to take a mouth swab so that the DNA match could be double-checked, according to the warrant. They also interviewed Nurse, who admitted to having been in the area at the time of the crime, and admitted he knew Rivera, but denied having sexual contact with her. Police obtained a search warrant for Nurse's … Continue reading →

today's news related articles Wantable Inc. founder Jalem Getz has mostly Builder DNA. John Lauber, founder and president of LauberCFOs, has mostly Specialist DNA. Author Joe Abraham Both determined their Entrepreneurial DNA types through the BOSI DNA system developed by serial entrepreneur Joe Abraham. BOSI stands for Abraham's four types of Entrepreneurial DNA: Builder, Opportunist, Specialist and Innovator. JALEM GETZ DNA TYPE: BUILDER: Strategic, always looking for the upper hand TALENT: Creating scalable business ventures In 2010, Abraham also started BOSI Global, an operating partner venture associated with the concept, which recently entered the Milwaukee market. It is based in Chicago, has offices in Sarasota, Fla., Houston, Singapore and Latvia, and employs about 20 seasoned entrepreneurs and executives. TOM BENTLEY III DNA TYPE: OPPORTUNIST: Speculative, always in the right place at the right time TALENT: Making money fast The original discovery happened quite by accident, he said. I was working with a group of companies, kind of helping them get to the next level, and was finding over and over again that the strategy that I was trying to provide them, one size wasn't fitting all. View original post here: What's your Entrepreneurial DNA? … Continue reading →

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital scientists studying two rare, inherited childhood neurodegenerative disorders have identified a new, possibly common source of DNA damage that may play a role in other neurodegenerative diseases, cancer and aging. The findings appear in the current issue of the scientific journal Nature Neuroscience. Researchers showed for the first time that an enzyme required for normal DNA functioning causes DNA damage in the developing brain. DNA is the molecule found in nearly every cell that carries the instructions needed to assemble and sustain life. The enzyme is topoisomerase 1 (Top1). Normally, Top1 works by temporarily attaching to and forming a short-lived molecule called a Top1 cleavage complex (Top1cc). Top1ccs cause reversible breaks in one strand of the double-stranded DNA molecule. That prompts DNA to partially unwind, allowing cells to access the DNA molecule in preparation for cell division or to begin production of the proteins that do the work of cells. Different factors, including the free radicals that are a byproduct of oxygen metabolism, result in Top1ccs becoming trapped on DNA and accumulating in cells. This study, however, is the first to link the buildup to disease. The results also broaden scientific understanding of the mechanisms … Continue reading →

A man who claimed in a controversial documentary that he was U.S. Special Forces soldier lost during the Vietnam War is an imposter, according to the missing soldiers family, which cited DNA test results. In Unclaimed, Dang Tan Ngoc alleged he was Army Sgt. 1st Class John Hartley Robertson, who went missing following a helicopter crash over Laos in 1968. The film, which premiered in the U.S. last year at the annual GI Film Festival, evoked impassioned responses from all sides of the POW/MIA issue. Directed by Emmy Award winner Michael Jorgensen, it followed the journey of Vietnam veteran Tom Faunce as he looked into Ngocs claims and laid out an intriguing circumstantial case that he could be Robertson, despite government denials. At the time of the documentary, friends and members of Robertsons family were convinced he was the missing GI. But, it was not to be. We have received the results of the [nuclear] DNA test, and sadly there was NOT a match, Robertsons niece, Cyndi Hanna, wrote on her GoFundMe webpage that raised money for the test. This is very disappointing. Hanna could not be reached for comment, but wrote that an Alabama-based forensics laboratory compared a recent … Continue reading →