#DNA - Access All Areas, UFC Dublin UFC Dublin, arguably one of the UFC's most anticipated events, delivered on so many different levels. On the face of it not only did the fight card live up to the giddy expectations of those... By: WHOATV … Continue reading →

Austin Moon || It's In His DNA Please watch it in HD and with headphones! I'M FINALLY BACK!!!! No I haven't forgotten you guys. I've tried to upload a video but I've kind of had lost inspiration. But then I saw this video... By: MelodyOfAHeartbeat … Continue reading →

9th of Av Warnings in Bible Code; Obama DNA Genealogy Back to Caesar, King David, Tribe of Dan The evening of Aug 4th to the evening of Aug 5 is the 9th of Av - the day of sorrow for Israel as both Temples were destroyed on this day, along with many other terrible trials/judgments for... By: FriendofHeaven … Continue reading →

In a study recently published in Genes & Development, Dr Christian Speck from the MRC Clinical Sciences Centre's DNA Replication group, in collaboration with Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL), New York, reveal the intricate mechanisms involved in the enzyme that governs DNA duplication during cell division. By developing a sophisticated system using synthetic, chemical and structural biology approaches, the study reveals how a key enzyme involved in duplicating genetic information embraces DNA through a gated system, which opens up at precise positions allowing for a highly regulated replication process. This work enhances current understanding of an essential biological process and suggests a route for stopping cell division in disease such as cancer. When a cell divides, genetic information is duplicated in a process known as DNA replication. For this to occur, a 'replication machine' is assembled on top of the DNA prior to duplication. A protein complex known as ORC that recognises the DNA replication origin initiates the whole process. Next, an enzyme, MCM2-7 helicase, whose role is to unwind and separate the two strands of the DNA helix, is loaded onto the DNA by the machine system ORC. The helicase is a ring shaped enzyme composed of six subunits (hexamer), … Continue reading →

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - An Oklahoma lawmaker who has unsuccessfully worked to require persons accused of crimes to provide samples of their DNA plans to conduct a legislative study on the issue. Defendants convicted of certain crimes in the state are already required to provide DNA samples to law enforcement authorities to determine if they can be linked to unsolved crimes. But Rep. Lee Denney, R-Cushing, said she wants authorities to be able to secure DNA samples earlier in the criminal justice process. It sure would be a good tool in solving crime in Oklahoma, Denney said. It implicates the guilty and it exonerates the innocent. But previous attempts to expand the states DNA database to include those merely accused of crimes have been defeated after lawmakers expressed concern about the constitutionality of targeting suspects who have not been found guilty. I think the concerns in the Legislature are valid, said Brady Henderson, legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma. Its likely that many defendants in that situation would have a viable illegal search-and-seizure claim. It could have a lot of collateral consequences. Persons convicted of violent felony offenses in the state are required to provide blood … Continue reading →