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A NSW sheep breeder has completely overhauled the structure of his breeding program to exploit the benefits available through selecting for specific traits.

DNA testing not only identifies the breeding potential of individual rams, the benefits of increased certainty in predicting performance of future progeny multiplies dramatically when a preferred genetic profile is applied to teams of rams, according to Riverina studmaster Murray Long.

Mr Long, of Pendarra White Suffolks stud at Ardlethan, NSW, has drastically scaled back his ewes from 800 to 450, to allow him to focus on testing and breeding for meat eating quality.

People used to worry about how to fit genomics into their flock management, but its actually a question of building your management around the benefits DNA testing offers, Mr Long said.

Genomics is not only a way of getting a better product for my commercial producers and ultimately consumers, but I can use genomics to make my management a lot easier and a lot more streamlined and thats really exciting.

In applying that knowledge Mr Long said the key was to set clear breeding objectives and select stock according to a consistent genetic profile.

The same opportunity applies for his clients when they select rams using objective information, such as DNA-based breeding values and Australian Sheep Breeding Values (ASBVs).

By selecting a team of rams based on their collective average for specific traits, the average outcome in the progeny will be highly predictable for those traits, Mr Long said.

And by increasing the certainty of predicting the average trait outcomes in progeny, ram buyers can have greater confidence in achieving increased genetic gain for their flock with respect to the traits of interest.

Mr Long plans to DNA test 25-30 per cent of his ram lambs each year using the new Cooperative Research Centre for Sheep Industry Innovation (Sheep CRC) 14 k SNP test, in order to obtain more information on hard to measure traits and to add accuracy to growth and carcase traits that can be measured later in life.

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Santa Fe police may be on the verge of solving a two-decades-old rape case after matching a DNA sample that had been stored in a police department refrigerator since 1992 with that of a suspect whose DNA sample is in a national FBI database.

This is the second case we have been able to solve (with old DNA samples) we are calling them the freezer cases, police spokeswoman Celina Westervelt said Thursday. The other one was also a rape case and that suspect is being extradited from Missouri.

No one has been arrested in the 1992 case at this point. But court documents show that DNA collected when the victim, then a 16-year-old girl, underwent a hospital exam just after her sexual assault has been matched with that of a 51-year-old Santa Fe man.

He was required to give a new DNA sample via oral swabs on Dec. 30. He has not been charged with the rape at this point.

The Journal is not naming him in this news story because his has not yet been charged in the rape case.

Court records show he pleaded guilty to several counts of fraud and embezzlement from 1997. Neither the suspect nor his attorney from the 1997 case could not be reached for comment Thursday.

According to Westervelt, the SFPDs Crimes Against Persons Unit, working in batches, has been taking more than 100 items of old evidence including hair, blood and clothing samples from their icebox to the state crime lab to see if newly developed touch DNA techniques, nonexistent until recently, can now solve so-called cold cases.

Those techniques can reveal miniscule traces of DNA, for example those left when someone briefly touches a glass or a weapon.

Before you couldnt do anything with it because there wasnt enough of a DNA sample, said Westervelt. DNA is an acid in the bodys cells that carries a genetic code unique to every individual.

One of the prime goals of analyzing the old samples was to solve the murder-rape cases of Susan LaPorte in Santa Fe in December 1985 and the killing of Maria Padilla five months later in Albuquerques South Valley, said Westervelt.

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CHESTER -- A trial date may soon be set in the case of Derrick Twardoski, who is charged with four counts of first-degree murder in connection with the deaths of four Randolph County children in a May 9 house fire.

The only thing were waiting on is DNA evidence, Randolph County States Attorney Jeremy Walker said.

Eric Corey, a DNA specialist at the Illinois State Police crime lab, told Walker some of the evidence exhibits at the Illinois State Police Crime Lab contains DNA information and the exhibits may be destroyed in the process of identifying the DNA.

After Randolph County Public Defender James Kelley objected in a case management conference Thursday to Walkers motion to the consumption of DNA samples for the purpose of identification, Judge Richard Brown scheduled a hearing for 1 p.m. Jan. 30 to decide Walkers motion.

Walker said once the motion is ruled upon and all evidence has been analyzed, a trial date can be set within 30 days.

Brown also released the fire-damaged house in the 800 block of West Almond Street to the childrens parents, Mathew and Natasha Owen.

The house had been under a protective order to keep it from being destroyed, but the defense told Brown the house was no longer needed.

Twardoski is being held in the Randolph County Jail without bail.

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