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MIDWEST CITY, Oklahoma -

Police in Midwest City were able to crack one of their unsolved cases, all thanks to DNA evidence found at the crime scene.

The police report states the homeowner and her son came home on January 1 of this year to find the front door had been kicked in and the house had been ransacked.

Midwest City police say whoever broke into the home on Christine Drive took the family's laptop, X-box, and jewelry.

Now, almost a year later, police have identified 20-year-old Darrell Eugene Black as one of the men responsible for at least one of the burglaries. The discovery comes thanks to DNA evidence left behind at the crime scene.

"With technology and forensics it enables us to find suspects that in the past we would have never been able to identify," said Assistant Police Chief Sid Porter with the Midwest City Police Department.

Midwest City police say it was a water bottle left behind at the crime scene that provided them with their crucial clue. Police found it inside the ransacked home.

"It's great, it's great," said Keisha Jones with Midwest City Police. "They don't always think about stuff like that."

Jones does forensics at the Midwest City Police Department and showed us exactly how easy it is for them to get a DNA sample of something a suspect may have sipped or touched. She says a person's DNA can stay on an undisturbed item for a very long time.

"I mean, if it's outside and it's getting weathered then obviously you can have lost DNA," explained Jones. "But if it's just sitting on someone's kitchen counter, and the homeowner comes home a month later because they were on vacation - then there's a very great chance you're going to get DNA."

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Dead mans DNA found on the shoes of accused

Thursday, November 14, 2013

A Limerick murder trial has heard that DNA matching the dead mans was found on the clothing and shoes of one of the men accused of murdering him.

By Natasha Reid

Ian Flanagan, aged 24, brother of Sen, of the same address as his co-accused, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of assisting an offender on the same date. He is accused of removing a CCTV recording device from their house, knowing it might form evidence in a prosecution.

Forensic scientist John Hoade told the Central Criminal Court that he examined tracksuit bottoms and a pair of runners attributed to Sen Flanagan.

A mixed DNA profile was generated from the blood on the toe of the right runner, he said, explaining to the jury that it had DNA from two people. The major profile matched the deceaseds profile, he said, adding that the chance of another person having the same profile was less than one in 1,000 million.

A DNA profile generated from blood staining on the tracksuit bottoms also matched Mr McMahons profile, Mr Hoade added.

He was asked about the pattern of this staining.

The blood on the lower left leg of Sen Flanagans tracksuit bottoms was airborne, he said. Its my opinion that Sen Flanagan was in close proximity to Gerard McMahon when Mr McMahon was bleeding.

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HOBBS, N.M. (KRQE) - A New Mexico police department is taking DNA testing to catch criminals to a whole new level.

Hobbs Police are not just swabbing for DNA at major crime scenes, but they are also gathering samples at all property crimes, too.

"Fingerprints are a fragile piece of evidence and there is a lot of things that will make them not pliable for evidence like smudges, gloves, things of that nature. But you can't change someone's DNA," said Hobbs Police Detective Robert Blanchard.

Hobbs police started testing for DNA at all property crimes like burglaries last December.

Most recently, Hobbs police were able to use the DNA testing to nab a thief who allegedly stole thousands of dollars worth of electronics and jewelry from a home in 2012.

"It was no greater pleasure to me than to call the victim and let her know I was able to solve the case," said Blanchard.

Police say almost one year ago, Donny Garza, 39, broke into a Hobbs home and stole nearly $5,000 worth of belongings, but according to police, he made a big mistake.

Investigators say sometime during the burglary, Garza drank two cans of soda and then left them inside the house.

"This person kept their house in very good order," said Blanchard. "She was able to go through and identify things that were out of place. Specifically, she identified two Dr. Pepper cans."

Police tested the cans for DNA, sent the swabs to the state lab and sure enough. Garza's DNA was a match.

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Your DNA is the blueprint that makes you uniquely you, and it could be your key to living healthier and longer.

We are overloaded with news and information on how to stay healthy and live longer, but what if you already hold one of the most important keys your own health and longevity?

Were talking about your DNA.

Dr. Ben Park and other physicians here in Indianapolis and around the country are already beginning to take healthcare the next level by using a patients DNA in their healthcare program.

Its all about personalized medicine. It allows us to intervene in potential risk that we could never intervene in before, Park said.

Fox 59s Fanchon Stinger went under the microscope to let scientists decode her DNA. 23andMe, a leading health and ancestry DNA service, charges $99 to give you access to all of your DNA information. Not only do the results tell you about your ancestry and lineage, DNA also holds major clues about your health.

Fanchon got her DNA health results in several areas:

Theres still more work to be done before DNA can predict healthcare as an exact science, but doctors say this is the future of modern medicine.

To see Fanchons DNA results, what happens when she takes them to her doctor, Dr. Ashlie Olp, and how its leading to big changes in her health, check out the video above.

To learn more about DNA Testing, visit the website for 23andMe.

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Seattle, Washington (PRWEB) November 11, 2013

DNA Response, a multi-channel commerce company, announces exclusive U.S. online marketing agreement with Kbiz, a major Asian trade organization.

DNA Response will help Kbiz Corporation, US branch of the Korea Federation of Small and Medium Business with 3800 members, to generate incremental revenue by marketing their products through online channels in the U.S.

According to DNA CEO and Founder, Ranjit Mulgaonkar, Korean consumer products from large companies such as Samsung and Hyundai are well known in the U.S. market, but until now, it has been costly, difficult and risky for small and medium sized businesses to try to sell their products in the U.S. With Kbiz shouldering the risk and buying inventory from Korean SMBs to sell in the U.S., we can expose their products to more than 300 million shoppers on 19+ online marketplaces such as Amazon and eBay in as little as two weeks.

DNA Response will leverage online marketplaces as the initial U.S. online sales channel for Kbiz members. Based upon the sales rate and consumer profile for the products, inventory may be marketed through additional U.S. online sales channels such as custom-built eStores, Direct Response TV, home shopping TV networks, brick and mortar retailers, catalogs and more.

DNA makes it possible for us to quickly provide a turn-key solution for our interested Kbiz members to enter the U.S. online market. They have a staff with expertise in all aspects of multi-channel commerce. This means we do not have to hire and train a staff of our own, which would be slow and expensive. Now, our members can sell their products through U.S. online marketplaces swiftly, says Jaejin Kim, President of Kbiz Corporation, based in Los Angeles, CA.

Established in California, Kbiz Corporation is a US operation of the Korean Federation of Small and Medium Business, headquartered in Seoul, Korea - a global organization carefully tied to the Korean Government. To support their members U.S. marketing efforts, Kbiz Corporation is additionally opening a showroom in Beverly Hills to promote their high-end products in categories such as health & beauty, fashion accessories and more, to both consumers and retailers.

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DNA Response, Inc. (DNA,) was founded by executives from Amazon.com, and helps consumer product manufacturers rapidly increase sales through multiple online channels, on a pay-for-performance basis. DNA helps its clients sell products directly to consumers through 19+ online marketplaces, custom-built e-stores, direct response TV, home shopping networks, popular TV shows, home shopping TV networks, big box e-tailers and deal sites. DNA provides online marketing and unified order management for processing and fulfilling orders, and a dashboard so clients can see what is happening with their online business in real time. DNAs turnkey solution helps its clients generate incremental revenue while reducing operating costs

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At the University of Oxford a research team has created molecule-sized shuttles that build their own micro-tracks and then use those pathways to deliver compounds from one location to another.

Such networks could work to carry medicine to precise locations of disease. Or they could be used to transport molecular materials to places in the body where new structures need to be built.

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The Oxford team, led by physics graduate student Adam Wollman, used kinesins, which are motor proteins that can carry other molecules and assemble them, like a train car carrying a crane and supply of rails to build tracks. Wollmans team put two kinesins together, called assemblers. The proteins built tracks out of artificial, nonliving DNA. The tracks were arranged in a pattern like a wagon wheel with spokes.

The scientists then used kinesin molecules as shuttles, which worked like boxcars to deliver a fluorescent green dye. Adding adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which cells use to transport energy, made the kinesins carrying the dye spread out along the hub and spokes.

After the kinesin boxcars had settled in place, the scientists added ATP again. This time the kinesins carried the dye to the central hub of the wheel.

To reverse the process, the team added a signaling molecule, which told the kinesins to take the dye out of the central hub and release it, allowing it to disperse. Another set of signal molecules told the kinesin assemblers to break up their track network when their job was done. The whole process is seen in this video.

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The inspiration came from fish. Some fish species have cells called melanophores. Melanophores have the same track system, a hub-and-spoke configuration connecting skin cells. When the fish wants to change its color say in response to a threat motor proteins carry pigment to the central point, the hub, which might be in a single skin cell. Since the pigment is now gone from the rest of the cells surrounding that hub, the skin is transparent and the fish looks lighter.

This experiment involved dye, but the same thing could be applied to a lot of other molecules. Its also a good proof-of-concept for using DNA as a building block and assembler for molecule-sized machines.

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