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To pack two meters of DNA into a microscopic cell, the string of genetic information must be wound extremely carefully into chromosomes. Surprisingly the DNA's sequence causes it to be coiled and uncoiled much like a yoyo, scientists reported in Cell. "We discovered this interesting physics of DNA that its sequence determines the flexibility and thus the stability of the DNA package inside the cell," said Gutgsell Professor of Physics Taekjip Ha, who is a member of the Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology at the University of Illinois. "This is actually very elementary DNA physics. Many people thought we should have known this many decades ago, but there are still surprises in the physics of DNA." The DNA is packaged into chromosomes, which resemble beaded bracelets. The string of DNA is coiled around beads, called histones, to create nucleosomes. These nucleosomes are braided together into beaded strings that are intricately woven into chromosomes. Scientists knew the DNA could be uncoiled from the nucleosome, but it was assumed that the two ends were symmetric, meaning uncoiling the DNA would be like untying a shoe. University of Illinois researchers found that the DNA is actually very asymmetric, like the string … Continue reading →

OLYMPIA, Wash. DNA evidence can be the turning point for a postconviction appeal, but whether or not it still exists years later is often no guarantee. A bill that has passed the House and is awaiting action in the Senate would require DNA collected in any felony case charged as a violent or sex offense to be preserved through the length of the offender's sentence, including post-prison community custody. In cold cases, where no one has been charged or convicted, the DNA would have to be maintained throughout the statute of limitations for the crime. Help keep your community safe, and call police with any information on these wanted sex offenders in Washington. Click here for photos. Under current law, there is no requirement to preserve DNA evidence after a conviction, though defense attorneys can seek a court order to do so. "People find it astonishing that this evidence can just be thrown away," said Lara Zarowsky, policy director for the Innocence Project Northwest at the University of Washington's Law School. Rep. Tina Orwall, the sponsor of House Bill 1069, said she was indeed surprised to learn there weren't standard protocols across the state. Orwall, a Democrat from Des Moines … Continue reading →

A group of Russian and South Korean researchers has begun their attempt to clone a woolly mammoth, starting by extracting DNA from a spectacularly well-preserved specimen discovered in the Siberian permafrot in 2013. The project is led by Hwang Woo-Suk, a Korean cloning scientist who was the focus of a scandal in 2006 involving fraudulent research on human stem cells. Hwang has had success with animals, however, reportedly creating the world's first cloned dog and several cloned coyotes. The research team, from the Sooam Biotech Research Foundation and Russia's North-Eastern Federal University, began this week to extract DNA from the leg of the long-frozen animal. The news was reported by the university and the Siberian Times. Note: Video is in Korean and Russian, but subtitles can be roughly auto-translated in the 'settings' box of the player. "We take samples of bone marrow it is one of the best materials for DNA analysis," explained Semyon Grigoriev, director of the Mammoth Museum in Yakutsk, where scientists gathered this week to examine the remains. "If the samples are good then our coordinated work, I think, will allow in a year or two to decipher the world's first nuclear genome of the mammoth," he … Continue reading →

3/16/2015 (Updated 6:40:16 PM) Jurors learn the results of DNA tests performed on bloodstains found in the Harris home as the third trial of Cal Harris enters week number six. The Town of Spencer man charged with the death of his estranged wife Michele who disappeared in September 2001. No body or weapon has ever been found. Monday Former New York State Police DNA Analyst John Brenner told jurors that the DNA profiles of the blood stains found in the garage and the kitchen alcove area of the Harris home matched DNA found on a tooth brush taken from the apartment of Brian Earley. Now, Prosecutors argue that the DNA on that tooth brush belonged to Michele Harris as Brian Earley testified to earlier in the trial. Additionally Brenner testified that staining found on a throw rug from the kitchen alcove area also matched DNA from the tooth brush. Brenner told jurors that after viewing the results of the DNA testing he can safely exclude Cal Harris and the Harris children as contributors to those stains. He also pointed out that the probability of someone having that same DNA profile is less than one in 280 billion. Social Security Administration … Continue reading →

Perfectly-preserved remains were found in the Sakha Republic permafrost The extinct animals was said to have been frozen for about 28,000 years Experts took samples of bone marrow from the creature in Siberia Samples will be examined in Yakutsk and by scientists in South Korea Team hopes to clone the prehistoric animal and create artificial living cells By Will Stewart In Moscow for MailOnline and Victoria Woollaston for MailOnline Published: 12:41 EST, 16 March 2015 | Updated: 00:12 EST, 17 March 2015 92 shares 85 View comments In a bid to potentially bring the woolly mammoth back from the dead scientists have begun extracting DNA from the remains of a beast found in Siberia. A team of experts took samples of bone marrow from the extinct creature's front left leg during a special symposium at a university in Siberia on Monday. The samples will be examined at a laboratory in Yakutsk and by scientists in South Korea with the hope of being able to clone one of the prehistoric animals. Scroll down for video Read the original here: Scientists extract DNA from extinct woolly mammoth to bring the species back … Continue reading →

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