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PMS Torino-Angelico Biella (gara4 - playoff DNA Gold 2013-2014)
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2014/05/10 The DNA Discount
2014/05/10 The DNA Discount - Pastor Bradley Williams.

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DNA DANCE | ELCOMFEST DANCE COMPETITION | 11 MEI 2014
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Lebanon Hanover-I Believe You Can Survive Live@DNA,Brussels 2014.
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Frenkie/ Billain/ Kontra - SNIMANJE #DNA
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How Is Prokaryotic DNA Shaped? : The Marvels of Cells DNA
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Team DnA in the House! - Slice Games [ RespawnNetwork Server]
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TULSA, Oklahoma -

A man tried to lure two young girls into his car from their lemonade stand in March. Those girls saved the cup the man used that day and gave it to police.

Police got a hit off the DNA on the cup.

It's a match for a man who kidnapped and raped a 12-year-old Glenpool girl last year. Police never caught the man who raped the little girl last year, but, they did have his DNA and put it into the system.

When they entered the DNA of this man at the lemonade stand, it was a match. So they know there's a predator out there but they still don't know who he is or where he lives.

These little girls set up a lemonade stand in their driveway in March. They didn't know how close they came to a predator. They did know something was off when a man pulled up next to them in a tan or gold, 2007-08 Nissan Maxima and tried to talk them into getting into his car, offering to take them to a studio and take their pictures.

3/19/2014 Related Story: Tulsa Police Investigate Reported Child Abduction Threat

There is video of the car is from a neighbor's security camera. Even when the man gave them back the cup he'd used, they were careful accepting it.

"We stretched out our hand because we thought he would try to grab us," one girl said.

The grandmother of one of the girls happened to ask which cup the man used and decided to hang on to it.

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Lemonade Stand DNA Matches Glenpool Rape Suspect

A scientific breakthrough has expanded the way genetic information can be stored.

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(CNN) -- All of life as we know it on Earth -- pigs, pandas, fish, bacteria and everything else -- has genetic information encoded in the same way, with the same biological alphabet.

Now, for the first time, scientists have shown it is possible to alter that alphabet and still have a living organism that passes on the genetic information. They reported their findings in the journal Nature.

"This is the first experimental demonstration that life can exist with information that's not coded the way nature does (it)," said Floyd Romesberg, associate professor of chemistry at the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California.

Medicine can greatly benefit from this discovery, Romesberg said. There's potential for better antibiotics and treatments for a slew of diseases for which drug development has been challenging, including cancers.

The findings also suggest that DNA as we know it on Earth may not be the only solution to coding for life, Romesberg said. There may be other organisms elsewhere in space that use genetic letters we have never seen -- or that don't use DNA at all.

"Is this alien life? No," he said. "Does it suggest that there could be other ways of storing information? Yes."

How they did it

For their genetic experiments, Romesberg and colleagues used molecules, called X and Y, that are completely different from the four building blocks of DNA.

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Changing the DNA alphabet