CERN, Portals, Endtimes, Demons, Satan, Christ, And DNA Amazing knowledge here from "mike" from around the world a retired dept of defense employee having a dialogue open discussion interview with an American youtube preacher Bagley and gives ... By: Icelandic Watchman … Continue reading →

[ON] | COD AW | DNA BOMB | SOLO | TAC-19 | MSW CLAN RECRUTEMENT CHALLENGE [FR] | LA MSW RECRUTE Yo aujourd'hui on ce retrouve pour le RC FR MSW CLAN qui est enfin ouverte nous vous disons bonne chance tous. 🙂 Bon visionnages les mec. Si ta aimer merci de partager et de t'abonner... By: MsW_Yanks _MsW … Continue reading →

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Frog DNA As the legends say, "Nature finds a way..." Kind of like peaches make you taller or how tall people are actually genetically predisposed excellently to being good at basketball. Who half-invented... By: CopperHeatwave … Continue reading →

DEKALB, TX (KSLA) - DNA tests have confirmed the birth of extremely rare quadruplet calves in DeKalb, Texas. Eeny, Meeny, Miney and Moo were born to a red cow owned by Jim and Dora Rumsey Barling on March 16. Those doubts were not surprising, considering births with 4 surviving calves like this are estimated to be more than one in 11 million. News of the rare births spread far and wide. Veterinarian Dr. Michael Baird said the parentage testing was arranged in order to put to rest any doubts that the calves are siblings born to the same cow. Dr. Baird was thrilled to share the news on his Facebook page on Wednesday, 2 weeks after the samples were collected. "It is with much joy and excitement that I make this post. Today we got a call from Jill Ginn with Geneseek reporting to us that the DNA testing is complete on Eeny, Miney, Miney, and Moo, and THEIR mother (cow #15). Scientific evidence has confirmed that these 4 calves are in fact quadruplets!!!" Baird says all 4 calves are progressing nicely, but cautions that they are not safely out of the woods just yet. "It's been a bad year … Continue reading →

Albany The State Police moved to fire two forensic scientists implicated in an alleged cheating scandal at the agency's crime laboratory as district attorneys deal with the fallout of a lingering internal investigation that has sidelined a dozen DNA analysts. The termination notices were quietly issued in late February to two of the 12 forensic scientists under investigation. The scientists, both supervisors, are the first to face formal discipline and were suspended without pay after being served with administrative charges alleging they violated agency rules, according to a person briefed on the matter. Ten other DNA scientists nearly one-third of the lab's DNA analysts have remained on restricted duty for more than three months and are prohibited from working on criminal cases. Some experts believe the scientists were pressured to do well on a qualification test for a controversial new type of DNA analysis that the State Police has spent $4.5 million and more than 10 years to implement. The program is still not in use by the State Police, where top officials have resisted implementing it, according to a former lab scientist. The ongoing investigation also has raised questions about the ability of the analysts to testify in criminal … Continue reading →

A BILL seeking for the establishment of a forensic deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) databank has been filed in the House of Representatives. Las Pias City Representative Mark Villar said the recent advances in the forensic DNA testing are now paving the way for reforming the manner by which cases are resolved in courts of law through the way suspected offenders are apprehended during criminal investigation. "This technology can be used to identify potential suspects whose DNA may match evidence left at a crime scenes, exonerate persons wrongly accused of crimes, and to identify victims of crime," Villar said. At present, the DNA technology is being used to identify victims of calamities, establish paternity and other filial relationships, he said. Villar's House Bill 5372 provides that any information from the DNA databank shall be admissible as conclusive proof of the DNA identification in any proceedings in any court. DNA is the chain of molecules found in every nucleated cell of the body. The totality of an individual's DNA is unique for the individual, except identical twins. DNA profile means genetic information derived from DNA testing of a biological sample obtained from a person, which biological sample is clearly identifiable as originating from … Continue reading →