DNA: Why is India's alert system on silent mode? Jammu and Kashmir is facing one of the worst natural disasters in its history. The state is facing the worst floods in the last 60 years. DNA test on why Ind... By: Zee News … Continue reading →

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Fun With: Kileak - The DNA Imperative (Part 2) God damn it Carlos!! Just let us do our job!! Disclaimer: I don't own any rights to the music in the game or anything. My playthroughs are strictly for entertainment. Talking to you YOUTUBE!! By: Caesar Alexsander … Continue reading →

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Our bodies are a genetic patchwork, possessing variation from cell to cell. Is that a good thing? Even healthy brains harbor genetic diversity, though scientists disagree over the extent. Credit:Olena Shmahalo for Quanta Magazine From Quanta Magazine (find original story here). Your DNA is supposed to be your blueprint, your unique master code, identical in every one of your tens of trillions of cells. It is why you are you, indivisible and whole, consistent from tip to toe. But thats really just a biological fairy tale. In reality, you are an assemblage of genetically distinctive cells, some of which have radically different operating instructions. This fact has only become clear in the last decade. Even though each of your cells supposedly contains a replica of the DNA in the fertilized egg that began your life, mutations, copying errors and editing mistakes began modifying that code as soon as your zygote self began to divide. In your adult body, your DNA is peppered by pinpoint mutations, riddled with repeated or rearranged or missing information, even lacking huge chromosome-sized chunks. Your data is hopelessly corrupt. Most genome scientists assume that this DNA diversity, called somatic mutation or structural variation, is bad. Mutations … Continue reading →

Our bodies are a genetic patchwork, possessing variation from cell to cell. Is that a good thing? Even healthy brains harbor genetic diversity, though scientists disagree over the extent. Credit:Olena Shmahalo for Quanta Magazine From Quanta Magazine (find original story here). Your DNA is supposed to be your blueprint, your unique master code, identical in every one of your tens of trillions of cells. It is why you are you, indivisible and whole, consistent from tip to toe. But thats really just a biological fairy tale. In reality, you are an assemblage of genetically distinctive cells, some of which have radically different operating instructions. This fact has only become clear in the last decade. Even though each of your cells supposedly contains a replica of the DNA in the fertilized egg that began your life, mutations, copying errors and editing mistakes began modifying that code as soon as your zygote self began to divide. In your adult body, your DNA is peppered by pinpoint mutations, riddled with repeated or rearranged or missing information, even lacking huge chromosome-sized chunks. Your data is hopelessly corrupt. Most genome scientists assume that this DNA diversity, called somatic mutation or structural variation, is bad. Mutations … Continue reading →

CUPERTINO, Calif. A DNA test has confirmed that a mountain lion shot and killed by authorities was the same animal that grabbed and bit a 6-year-old boy on Sunday, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced Friday. "It was a perfect match," fish and game spokeswoman Kirsten Macintyre said. "We are 100 positive that this was the right cat." Fish and game officials tested the dead California mountain lion's DNA against a sample of saliva recovered from the child's shirt and the sample matched all 14 DNA markers, Macintyre said. Further testing revealed that the animal was not infected with rabies, meaning that the child will no longer have to undergo the uncomfortable shots to combat the viral disease that were being administered as a precaution, she said. The department's Wildlife Forensics Laboratory conducted the DNA tests to determine if the lion, killed by a rifle shot by wildlife officials on Wednesday while it was inside a tree, was the same one that mauled the boy, according to state officials. The University of California at Davis Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory performed the rabies test and found the animal tested negative for it, Macintyre said. The lion was … Continue reading →