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Cheaters Remorse DNA Drama- On The Bill Cunningham Show, February 13, 2014

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Today on DNA Thursday, one man is ready to find out if the baby he has been raising is his, or if his girl cheated on him while he was behind bars!

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Arrested, Photographed, Fingerprinted, DNA swabbed, Locked Up and Interrogatedfor a Joke
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Functional Biosciences Inc and DNA Sequencing

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A federal DNA indexing system has helped bring an almost 16-year-old Georgia rape case to a close.

Donald Norred, 41, pleaded guilty and was sentenced Monday in Chattooga County Superior Court for the 1998 rape of a woman in rural Lookout Mountain, Ga.

Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit District Attorney Herbert "Buzz" Franklin said the case might have remained unsolved had it not been for the Combined DNA Index System, kept up by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

"At the time, it was a stranger-on-stranger assault, so those are more difficult to investigate," Franklin said.

On Aug. 2, 1998, police responded to a report of a woman and her male friend being attacked by a man who had claimed to be an undercover police officer. They told police that the attacker approached their parked car and asked them to step out of the vehicle.

At that point, the attacker pushed the male victim off a nearby bluff and assaulted the woman. After catching himself on a ledge, the male victim climbed the bluff and charged at the assailant, but the attacker was able to get away in his own car.

The case sat dormant for years, Franklin said.

"We had a description of the attacker and a description of his car -- but not much more than that," he said.

It wasn't until more than a decade later that the attacker was identified. While Norred was serving time for other rape convictions, a scan of his DNA matched evidence in the Lookout Mountain case, Franklin said.

Norred was indicted during a special presentment on July 8, 2013, and pleaded guilty Monday to rape, aggravated sodomy and kidnapping. Chattooga County Superior Court Judge Kristina C. Graham sentenced him to life in prison without parole.

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3-Feb-2014

Contact: Dan Krotz dakrotz@lbl.gov 510-484-5956 DOE/Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Maybe you've seen the movies or played with toy Transformers, those shape-shifting machines that morph in response to whatever challenge they face. It turns out that DNA-repair machines in your cells use a similar approach to fight cancer and other diseases, according to research led by scientists from the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab).

As reported in a pair of new studies, the scientists gained new insights into how a protein complex called Mre11-Rad50 reshapes itself to take on different DNA-repair tasks.

Their research sheds light on how this molecular restructuring leads to different outcomes in a cell. It could also guide the development of better cancer-fighting therapies and more effective gene therapies.

re11-Rad50's job is the same in your cells, your pet's cells, or any organism's. It detects and helps fix the gravest kind of DNA breaks in which both strands of a DNA double helix are cut. The protein complex binds to the broken DNA ends, sends out a signal that stops the cell from dividing, and uses its shape-shifting ability to choose which DNA repair process is launched to fix the broken DNA. If unrepaired, double strand breaks are lethal to the cell. In addition, a repair job gone wrong can lead to the proliferation of cancer cells.

Little is known about how the protein's Transformer-like capabilities relate to its DNA-repair functions, however.

To learn more, the scientists modified the protein complex in ways that were designed to affect just one of the many activities it undertakes. They then used structural biology, biochemistry, and genomic tools to study the impacts of these modifications.

"By targeting a single activity, we can make the protein complex go down a different pathway and learn how its dynamic structure changes," says John Tainer of Berkeley Lab's Life Sciences Division. He conducted the research with fellow Berkeley Lab scientist Gareth Williams and scientists from several other institutions.

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