DNA: What PM's adoption means for Varanasi's Jayapur village Prime Minister Narendra Modi has adopted Varanasi's Jayapur village, DNA analysis what it means to adopt a village? What changes do the people of Jayapur village want to see in their lives... By: Zee News … Continue reading →

DNA: AAP's desperate move for attention backfires Delhi speaks: Modi for PM, Arvind for CM slogan used by Aam Aadmi Party on its official website page attracted so much unwanted attention that the party had to bring it down! But why... By: Zee News … Continue reading →

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SAN FRANCISCO (MCT) -- To prevent and contain outbreaks of food-borne illness, which sicken 1 in 6 Americans annually, a Bay Area startup is developing bar codes that go directly on fruits and vegetables. But you may overlook them: they're DNA-size. Using technology invented at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, DNATrek is creating liquids that each contain a unique DNA sequence. The odorless, colorless and tasteless solution peppers the surface of produce, or blends into other oils and liquids, with a genetic bar code that can be identified by a special machine. The technology could solve the enormous challenge of tracing an outbreak's source -- the places where food items are grown, packed and shipped. When people start feeling the symptoms of salmonella or E. coli, many clues about the contaminated product's origins, such as the shipment boxes, already have disappeared. The Food and Drug Administration has already recognized the invention as a safe food additive, but for now, the industry does not use it. After large-scale tests that are set to begin next year, DNATrek believes that its tool will emerge as a powerful weapon against food-borne illnesses, which cost the country an estimated $150 billion a year in health-related … Continue reading →