WHAT YOU EAT CAN CHANGE YOUR DNA! Properties of Marine Phytoplankton: NUCLEIC ACIDS SOLARSTRIPS and Forever Green! All-Natural Suppliments/Vitamins/Minerals/Holistic Wellness The many benefits of MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON! Tom Harper: http://youtu.be/kVAYt3ac24I Dr. Becky ... By: FGXpress Natural Freedom … Continue reading →

Docs: First sex offender convicted with DNA still stalking Central Florida women who were raped years ago are hoping that the man convicted in their brutal crimes will remain locked up. Subscribe to WESH on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1dqr14j... By: WESH 2 News … Continue reading →

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Thanks to base pairing, a carefully designed DNA molecule can fold into all sorts of interesting shapes. Controlling the shape of tiny, inorganic structures could help us build light harvesting devices and other nanophotonic equipment. Previous methods for making them were limited in terms of controlling things like size, symmetry, and shape, and there were problems with scalability for commercialization. Recently, researchers have developedDNA nanotechnology, which allows us to rationally design and synthesize nanoscopic structures with specific shapes. They've now used the successes theyve had with DNA to develop an innovative approach to making 3D inorganic structures with specific shapes. Researchers used computational modeling to design the shape of a 3D DNA cavity that is then created by self-assembled DNA strandsbase pairing dictates how the DNA folds up in three dimensions. The DNA structure then acts as a mold for casting metal nanoparticles into desired 3D shapes, including asymmetric ones. Computational design of the DNA mold involved optimizing its structural stiffness and the dimensions of the internal cavity. The versatility of the shapes they could generate using this method was demonstrated with the synthesis of three distinct silver cuboids, all less than 25nm a side. The cube-like shapes had three … Continue reading →

DNA results can support application for citizenship Results of DNA tests can support applications for citizenship for stateless children, said Deputy Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar. However, he said, the DNA report was not a mandatory document required by the ministry to review an application which was still subjected to the law under section three of the Federal Constitution. "Children who are born in the federation but the parents' marriage is not registered under the law and the mother is not a Malaysian, then they are not Malaysian citizens but follow the citizenship of their mother. "If the child is born in the federation and the parents' marriage is not registered, but the mother is Malaysian, then the child will be given Malaysian citizenship," he said at the Dewan Rakyat sitting here. He was replying to a question from Loke Siew Fook (DAP-Seremban) who wanted to know if the ministry accepted DNA reports as supporting evidence for applications for citizenship of stateless children whose fathers were citizens. Wan Junaidi said the citizenship status would not be easily granted to any individual because it was the highest award by the Malaysian government and subjected to the documents … Continue reading →