SMS - Sol in Mediu Scolar - INTERVIU Dna. STANOMIR Adriana Dna. STANOMIR Adriana - Directoare Liceul GUSTI - BUCURESTI Reporter : Elevul BLU Giovani. By: mediationDEMAILLE … Continue reading →

Malaysia Says Cadbury Products Found Not to Contain Pig DNA Malaysian authorities find British confectioner Cadbury's chocolate bars do not contain pig DNA, contrary to a previous finding. Full Story: New tests conduc... By: NTDTV … Continue reading →

Ludovico Einaudi - DNA (lovepiano69 ft. Mohamed Ali on strings) DNA composed by Ludovico Einaudi appears on his album "Una Mattina" This is another collaboration with Mohamed Ali who added strings to my solo piano performance. Mohamed did a fantastic job... By: lovepiano69 … Continue reading →

Drafty DNA - Never Sleep Feat KTOE (Official Music Video) Drafty DNA presents''Never Sleep'' featuring KTOE. Off the upcoming project''Number One Draft Pick'' Special Shoutout to 80-90 Barbershop in Downey Ca. Song Produced by Saru Beatz Instagram... By: Drafty DNA … Continue reading →

SMS - Sol in Mediu Scolar - INTERVIU Dna.NEDELCU Mihaela Dna. NEDELCU Mihaela - Secretar Liceul GUSTI - BUCURESTI Reporter : Elevul BLU Giovani. By: mediationDEMAILLE … Continue reading →

Pastor Sabelo Ndimande - Kingdom DNA Part 4 http://www.ckfc.co.za. By: Christ Our King Fellowship Centre … Continue reading →

KKM dan JAKIM digesa beri penjelasan lebih baik kepada rakyat KUALA LUMPUR: Pertubuhan Martabat Jalinan Muhibbah Malaysia (MJMM) dan enam badan bukan kerajaan (NGO) semalam membuat laporan polis berhubung kenyataan mengelirukan pengguna umat Islam di negara ini tentang isu penemuan Asid Deoksiribonukleik (DNA) babi dalam coklat Cadbury. Enam NGO itu ialah Ikatan Rakyat Insan Muslim Malaysia (IRIMM), Pertubuhan Jaringan Melayu Malaysia (JMM), Persatuan Veteran Tentera Melayu (PVTM), Pertubuhan Ikatan Usahawan Kecil dan Sederhana Malaysia (IKHLAS), Pertubuhan Minda dan Sosial Prihatin (PMSP) dan Gerak Kerja Ayahanda Negeri Selangor (GEGAS). Presiden MJMM, Abdul Rani Kulup Abdullah yang diiringi 30 anggota beberapa NGO yang lain, membuat laporan polis pada jam 11.30 pagi semalam di Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah (IPD) Dang Wangi. Semalam (kelmarin), JAKIM mengesahkan dua sampel produk coklat Cadbury yang diambil terus dari kilang syarikat itu disahkan oleh makmal Jabatan Kimia, tidak mengandungi DNA babi. Sebelum ini, Kementerian Kesihatan (KKM) mengeluarkan kenyataan bahawa ia telah mengesan porcine atau DNA babi dalam coklat susu dan kacang Hazel serta coklat susu dan badam bagi kelompok produk itu bertarikh luput 13 Nov 2014 dan kelompok bertarikh luput 15 Jan 2015, katanya. Sehubungan itu, Abdul Rani menggesa pihak bertanggungjawab untuk mengambil tindakan proaktif bagi mengelakkan kejadian … Continue reading →

PUBLIC RELEASE DATE: 3-Jun-2014 Contact: Lucy Handford lucy.handford@monash.edu Monash University Scientists have discovered that bacteria can reshape their DNA to survive dehydration. The research, published today in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society Interface, shows that bacterial DNA can change from the regular double helix known as B-DNA, to the more compact A-DNA form, when faced with hostile conditions such as dehydration. Crucially, scientists have pinpointed a unique process in DNA, called the B-A-B transition, which allows it to change its structure in response to environmental change. Without impacting on the ability of the bacteria to function and reproduce, this unique structural alteration sees the B-DNA change to A-DNA, and then revert back to its original B-DNA form to ensure the bacteria survive. Associate Professor Bayden Wood, from Monash University said the study gives vital new information on how bacteria can survive periods of time in arid environments. "Our findings may be important in understanding how dormant bacteria that are transferred from dry surfaces may become active and reproduce in the human body,' Associate Professor Wood said. PhD student and first author of the paper, Donna Whelan said the most common form of DNA found in most organisms is … Continue reading →

DNA nanotubes are able to house amyloid fibrils (insoluble protein aggregates), according to new experiments by researchers in the US and Australia. The resulting nanostructures might be used as model scaffolds for precisely assembling components for applications in bionanotechnology. DNA folding, now sometimes known as DNA origami, is a routine way to manipulate DNA molecules into various shapes and structures. It was first put forward, in theory, in 1982 by Nadrian Seeman of New York University and proved in experiments by his team nine years later. The specific origami technique employed in the work described in this story was first developed in 2006 by Paul Rothemund at Caltech, and involves forcing a large viral genome to bend by the addition of small synthetic DNA sequences in a solution. The shorter segments attach to the main genome and act as "fastening posts" that hold the DNA in a range of shapes such as squares, triangles and, in this case, tubes that measure just 20nm across. Amyloid fibrils are ordered, insoluble aggregates of protein often found in patients with neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimers. The fibrils are rod-shaped and are as strong as silk (with a Youngs modulus of as high as … Continue reading →