Your Skills Not Your DNA Determines Your Destiny By: Jason Cardamone … Continue reading →

Pharaonenland Schweiz (Jeder zweite Schweizer hat die Pharaonen DNA) Wie ein Gott wurde der gyptische Pharao Tutanchamun verehrt. Jetzt steht fest: Jeder zweite Schweizer Mann ist mit dem legendren Herrscher verwandt. By: MsMigi1 … Continue reading →

Team DNA Baby! - Slice games Okey its not team DnA server but knid of 😛 Docm77 and xisumavoid made with the technicube guys this wonderful server 😀 It is now in open beta so me and doc do on and play some slice games... By: ImAnderZEL … Continue reading →

Ensayo Esc. Sec. Dna. No. 281 "Tlacotalpan" Este video se subi de un telfono Android. By: xitlalli garcia … Continue reading →

Lian Bin "Robert" Xie and his wife Kathy Lin in a file picture. Photo: Danielle Smith The man accused of murdering five members of the Lin family allegedly had "numerous" conversations about the crime with a fellow prison inmate who gained his trust, telling him where he bought the hammer and rope used in the attack and where they were hidden, a court has heard. The accused murderer and his fellow inmate allegedly referred to the scheme as Plan B a bold strategy that was only to be pursued if "things go really bad". But the NSW Supreme Court heard on Monday that one of the men was playing a very different game. Lian Bin Robert Xie is on trial for the murder of Min "Norman" Lin, 45; Mr Lins wife, Yun "Lily" Li Lin, 44; their sons Henry, 12, and Terry, 9; and Ms Lin's sister, Yun Bin "Irene" Yin, 39, in Boundary Road, Epping, in the early hours of July 18, 2009. Advertisement The court heard on Monday that, after being arrested, the 50-year-old was caught in a carefully planned police sting designed to flush out vital information about his involvement in the crime. Crown prosecutor Mark Tedeschi, … Continue reading →

Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) -- helical polymers of nucleic acids attached to a phosphate backbone -- is the blueprint of all life on Earth. From humans to even some lowly parasitic viruses (essentially bundles of DNA looking for a host), DNA is used daily to encode ribonucleic acid (RNA), which in turn are used to make the proteins that regulate life as we know it. I. It's Life Jim, But Not as We Know It In 1953, Rosalind Franklin and Raymond Gosling photographed double-helical DNA, offering a final conclusive proof of life's genetic code. James Watson and Francis Crick, a pair of famous biologists, popularized the finding. Life as we know it is produce by combinations of two kinds of base-pairs: An unnatural base pair is seen here aside a natural base pair (dC-dG). [Image Source: Nature] These organisms cannot survive outside the laboratory. Personally, I think its a less dangerous way to modify DNA. Source: Nature [journal paper] See more here: Let There Be Life: Researchers Created Brand New Kind of Working DNA … Continue reading →