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Using DNA as a robust storage medium continues to advance. In a new attempt to showcase the technology, researchers have succeeded in storing 'The Wizard of Oz,' translated into Esperanto - with accuracy and efficiency.
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Gedmatch, a DNA analysis site, confirmed today that they suffered two breaches on consecutive days during July 2020. This comes after the site was pulled offline while it investigated how user profile data became available to law enforcement.
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A new study indicates that looking for signs of certain microbial DNA in a patient's blood may be tell-tale sign of cancer. The discovery could help to advance cancer detection.
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Advances in molecular biology are making it possible for DNA to be extracted from museum objects to reveal more information about the history and origin of different pieces, including some that have confounded scientists for decades.
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The Trump administration plans to expand its collection of DNA on all migrants detained after entering the country illegally, officials said Wednesday. They will add the information to a massive criminal database operated by the FBI.
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By AFP
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The US government plans to collect the DNA of all migrants detained after entering the country illegally, officials said Wednesday.
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A new study from British researchers shows how harnessing tomato jumping genes can assist with the process of developing speed-breed drought-resistant crops, thereby helping to address world hunger.
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It has been long thought that DNA, the hereditary material in most organisms, binds itself due to hydrogen bonds. However, new research shows this is not the case and instead water is key to keeping the structure together.
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Scientists have suggested that a new cause of autism could be found in 'junk' DNA. This relates the neurodevelopmental condition to mutations in the non-coding regions of the human genome, according to the new study.
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One of the growing number of home DNA kit providers - Family Tree DNA - is to survey users to see if it can share genetic data to aid law enforcement in tracking down criminals.
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There is a huge volume of biological evidence related to suspected rape cases languishing in laboratories tied to courts in the U.S. This has led to calls for authorities to accelerate testing and address the backlog.
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What if we could revive giant creatures that once roamed the Earth? Well, that’s what arborists are doing today, only they’re cloning saplings from the stumps of the world’s largest, strongest, and longest-lived trees, the giant redwoods.
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The Grammy-nominated pop group, Backstreet Boys, has a major reason to celebrate. They scored their first No. 1 album in almost two decades with "DNA."
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On January 25, Grammy-nominated pop group Backstreet Boys released their brand new studio offering, the highly-anticipated "DNA."
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Applying artificial intelligence to genomes of Asian individuals has enabled scientists to identify an unknown human ancestor — a hominid who crossbred with its ancestors tens of thousands of years ago.
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By AFP
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Bones discovered at the foot of the Matterhorn have been identified as the remains of a Japanese national who disappeared on the iconic mountain four years ago, Swiss police said Monday.
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Researchers have constructed an artificial neural network from DNA. The network can be used to recognize highly complex and distorted molecular data.
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Researchers have shown how lighter gold nanoparticles can be used to substitute the thicker, heavier layered polymers which are used as the back-reflectors for optical displays. The design idea is based on DNA.
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Since 1983, for each baby born in the state of California, a sample of DNA has been taken by the government. Finding out where this biological sample is stored and who can have access to it is proving challenging.
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It may seem like another improbable application of 'science' on CSI, but a forensic chemist has succeeded in using chemical analysis of sweat to distinguish individuals in relation to crime scenes.
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DNA sequencing has become cheap and accessible, resulting in biotech companies generating large databases of genetic material. It is time to think about what happens to your data.
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By AFP
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A century after the Battle of Verdun a French soldier who was left behind on the battlefield will get a proper burial Wednesday after being identified by DNA samples from his relatives.
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By AFP
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A DNA test will decide the fate of a near $1 million lottery prize after a Thai teacher said he lost the winning tickets which were later claimed by an ex-cop.
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Microbiologists based at Columbia University Medical Center have successfully manipulated bacteria in order to create a microscopic data recorder.
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By AFP
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A Spanish court has dismissed a paternity lawsuit brought by a psychic who claimed to be Salvador Dali's illegitimate daughter and ordered her to pay for the exhumation of the surrealist painter's remains.
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As University of Washington laboratory uses strands of DNA to hack into a computer. What does this mean for companies developing DNA data storage solutions?
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The Bible suggests the Canaanites were wiped out by the ancient Israelites, at least that's what the O.T. Book of Deuteronomy tells us. However, a new genetic study shows that 90 percent of Lebanese are descended from the survivors of the slaughter.
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New research from Northwestern University could help patients requiring stem cell therapies for spinal cord injuries, stroke, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, and arthritic joints.
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Harvard researchers have used the CRISPR gene editing technique to put a GIF image file inside a living organism’s DNA. This was a proof of concept study to test the limits of DNA storage.
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Major technology companies, like Google, Facebook, Apple and Microsoft are investigating the use of DNA to store vast quantities of digitized data. Such data storage solutions would be retrievable thousands of years later.
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It is believed that our difficulty in trying to stop smoking may be due to Neanderthal DNA mutations in some people's genomes. Mr. Archie
Conceptual illustration of a droplet containing an artificial neural network made of DNA that has been designed to recognize complex and noisy molecular information, represented as 'molecular handwriting Olivier Wyart
The meal kit is personalized based on a customer's DNA. So a finer prick is required. Rice University
DNA microarray Guillaume Paumier
A new DNA study found that nine out of 10 species on Earth today, including humans, came into being 100,000 to 200,000 years ago GEORGES GOBET, AFP/File
Perported scalp of Yeti at Khumjung Monastary Nuno Norgueiro
FDA microbiologist prepares DNA samples for gel electrophoresis analysis FDA / File
Visible DNA cockscrews Enzo di Fabrizio et al.
DNA sequencing spanish flea / flickr
Pentagon David B. Gleason (CC BY 2.0)
A new study strikes down the misconceptions we have held about Vikings. They traveled with their wives to colonize new lands. screen grab
DNA major and minor grooves. The latter is a binding site for the Hoechst stain dye 33258 P99am
The man buying watermelon from a roadside stand in Lebanon can trace his ancestry back to the ancient Canaanites. Eternalsleeper
The DNA double helix AFP/File
DNA double helix Peter Alfred Hess (CC BY 2.0)
Neanderthal DNA is found in regions of the genome affecting hair, skin and nails. This mutation was needed for the survival of the species as we migrated toward the northerly regions of the world.
The picture shows a group of Mountain Sami people in Lyngen, Troms in Norway. T. Høegh
Physics simulation of 5 megabases of DNA forming loops and domains. Courtesy of Adrian Sanborn, Erez Lieberman Aiden
DNA sequence of the newly discovered Gaga fern genus Screen Capture
Advanced DNA testing. Lex van LIESHOUT, ANP/AFP
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