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Scientists say they are looking for genetic evidence of the existence of widely reported humanoids known in various parts of the world as Bigfoot, Yeti or Sasquatch, and other cryptozoological beings that have been claimed across the world.
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A new type of DNA has been discovered in human brain cells. The DNA, called 'microDNA', has implications of the scope of the human genome project and may offer new clues for research into genetic diseases.
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Cambridge -
Take a trip down the north side of Bene't Street in the centre of the city of Cambridge in England and you'll notice a buzz of lunchtime drinkers and patrons enjoying a pint in a pub with some special history.
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Boston -
The relentless pursuit of a cure for one of humanity's most devastating diseases took a rather large leap with a very small invention recently as Harvard develops cancer-targeting nanorobots that seek out cancer cells and kills them.
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DNA left on a discarded cigarette butt was the smoking gun that finally led authorities in Maine to make an arrest in a murder case dating back to 1980.
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New York -
A group of thieves in New York City decided to try a method they saw in a movie to cover their tracks after their crimes. Their plan entailed using bleach in order to erase their DNA from the crime scenes.
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Cleveland -
A cold case investigation into the possibility of more victims than the 11 bodies unearthed at the home of Anthony Sowell in 2009 has led to the possibility of another serial killer in the area.
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Burnaby -
The search for the remains of famous American aviator Amelia Earhart has been reawakened recently by researchers at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada.
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Dallas -
After spending more than 30 years in prison a Texas man had his conviction for robbery overturned, as a result of DNA testing, and was set free.
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University Park -
Researchers from Penn State University have sequenced the genome of a chocolate tree known for producing the finest chocolate. Their work could lead to richer cocoa and trees resistant to disease.
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The DNA of people living in Scotland has "extraordinary" and "unexpected" diversity, according to a new study.
Researchers create artificial DNA and RNA molecules that interact with their natural counterparts, hinting at future "synthetic genetics".
Researchers demonstrate a means to use sections of DNA as rewritable "bits" to store data in living cells.
Researchers show off a "robot" made of DNA molecules that can target cancer cells and release a payload of antibodies upon finding them.
 Oetzi the iceman, whose body was frozen into the Italian Alps 5,300 years ago, had brown eyes, type O blood and was lactose intolerant, a DNA analysis shows.
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Metaphase spread of HCT116 cells stained for γ‐H2AX (green) and telomeric DNA (red)
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