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December 27, 2014 Credit: Thinkstock John Hopton for redOrbit.com Your Universe Online Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have uncovered secrets in the way that DNA operates during the process of fighting problems within the body, and believe that the discovery could have implications for our understanding of immunodeficiencies and cancers. The scientists claim to have identified a locking mechanism for the scissors that cut DNA and allow it to mix and match in order to produce combinations which fight threats to the body, such as viruses and bacteria. The enzyme RAG clips DNA so that different chunks of sequence can be combined to produce roughly 300 trillion possibilities of specialized immune system proteins, also known as antibodies, in a process known as recombination. The system breaks down when over-clipping occurs, but now the researchers believe they understand the locking system that helps to prevent over-clipping. Recombination is essential for the immune systems ability to recognize and fight new enemies, but too much clipping can cause harmful chromosome rearrangements, says Stephen Desiderio, M.D., Ph.D., director of the Institute for Basic Biomedical Sciences and the senior researcher for the study. We now know that RAG has a built-in lock that prevents it … Continue reading →

WASHINGTON Joe Gillmer had a problem. A big, stinky, sole-troubling problem plaguing the condos, where he serves as board vice president. Dog waste was in the vestibule, in the elevator, and this particularly incensed Gillmer in the garage beside handicapped parking, making life difficult for residents with physical challenges. What were we going to do? Gillmer says. Put up 13 cameras for $100,000 with the slim chance of catching the guy? Instead, the Midtown Alexandria Station condo association hired a service called PooPrints to match evidence from the crime scene to registered DNA taken from all condo dogs. Gillmer has heard all the jokes: CSI: Manure, you name it. I got a lot of criticism, he recalls. They called me the Czar of Poop.' But here's the thing: When the service was started a year ago, we only had to test one sample, Gillmer says of the only scatological crime since committed. This in a building with 368 units and about 600 human and 60 canine residents. That's the sort of success that law enforcement agencies can only dream of. Now, no one dares pooh-pooh the progress that has been made. Among the great unresolved conflicts between neighbors is determining … Continue reading →