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Indian DNA: Prince William #39;s Indian Ancestry Revealed
It #39;s been discovered that Prince William could be the first British monarch to have Indian ancestry from his mother #39;s Princess Diana #39;s ancestry. DNA tests re...

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DNA Tests Reveal Prince William #39;s Indian Ancestry
DNA Tests Reveal Prince William #39;s Indian Ancestry.

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Prince William has a hint of Indian in his DNA
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little mix dna traduction
La traduction du titre "DNA" de little mix figurant sur l #39;album dna mettez un petit pouce vert commentez ou abonnez vous 🙂

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Moonshine S-off Update on the Droid DNA
Beaups, the Moonshine dev, helped me through the errors I was getting. I have the correct bootloader now thanks to him! Moonshine S-off video: http://youtu.b...

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High Intensity Cardio Series- Team Dna
High Intensity Cardio Series or HIIT is an enhanced form of interval training, an exercise strategy alternating periods of short intense anaerobic exercise w...

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DNA repair and protection from oxidative damage

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HTC DNA Video Test
This camera is supposed to be good, but it #39;s great.

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WOBURN, Mass., June 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- LGC Genomics and Covaris, Inc. announced they are partnering to develop an innovative solution for the high-throughput extraction of Nucleic Acids from Formalin-Fixed, Paraffin Embedded (FFPE) tissue samples.

Covaris recently introduced a kit for high-yield DNA extraction from FFPE tissue samples. Covaris' patented Adaptive Focused Acoustic (AFA) Technology is used to emulsify and separate the paraffin, while simultaneously re-hydrating the tissue sample in an aqueous solution within a few minutes. Covaris Focused-ultrasonicators enable the purely mechanical processing of the samples, eliminating the need for organic solvents in the extraction process. DNA is efficiently extracted from FFPE samples with greater yield when compared to other commercially available solutions. It results in a simplified workflow, which improves reproducibility, reduces hands on time, and ensures the seamless integration with Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) and other analytical applications.

LGC Genomics has a long standing expertise in providing DNA extraction solutions, including a range of extraction technologies and the development of kits and systems optimized for specific applications. LGC Genomics' current product offerings include, sbeadexmagnetic microparticles and Kleargene spin plates for automated extraction of high quality DNA.

Building on the strengths of both companies, LGC Genomics and Covaris will integrate LGC Genomics' DNA purification solution with Covaris FFPE extraction workflow. This collaboration will offer a complete solution, from FFPE tissue to high quality DNA, suitable for high throughput applications with the ability to process thousands of FFPE samples per week.

FFPE is a widely used method for archiving tissue specimens; especially clinical samples. These archived samples are a rich resource for studying gene variations or gene expression profile changes, and have the promise of empowering advancements to clinical diagnostics and personalized medicine. However, extraction of DNA or RNA from FFPE tissue has traditionally been a challenge as it requires removing the paraffin, rehydrating the sample, and reversing the formaldehyde cross-links - resulting in low yields and poor quality of nucleic acid samples. Additionally, the traditional extraction processes require the use of hazardous or difficult-to-handle solvents causing barriers to automation and higher throughput processing. Covaris CEO, Jim Laugharn, commented, "This collaboration will provide a solution to overcome traditional short-comings and barriers. We will improve the extraction workflow and provide higher quality samples and higher quality results in a high throughput environment."Giulio Cerroni, LGC Genomics Managing Director added, "We are delighted to be working with Covaris to develop this application together. Linking our Sbeadex and Kleargene technologies with the Covaris technology will provide our customers in both pathology and research laboratories with a complete solution that will enable them to process FFPE samples significantly more efficiently, whilst also providing high yields, reproducibly."

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Contradictions and illogical conclusions in the ruling that freed US student Amanda Knox from jail mean DNA evidence will be re-examined from scratch and witnesses may be re-heard, her lawyer says.

'We were very surprised, we took it very badly,' Luciano Ghirga said in reference to a damning report released by Italy's highest appeals court explaining why it quashed the acquittal of Knox and her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito.

'The new court will re-examine all the evidence from the very start, with fresh expert evaluation and possibly fresh testimony from witnesses,' he said.

'We are ready to fight, to answer every challenge point by point,' he added.

Knox and Sollecito - originally sentenced to 26 and 25 years in prison for sexually abusing and killing Knox's British housemate Meredith Kercher - were acquitted by an appeals court in Perugia in 2011 after four years behind bars.

In March, however, Italy's highest appeals court overturned the acquittal and ordered a retrial in a Florence appeals court, citing 'numerous examples of shortcomings, contradictions and incoherencies' in the original appeal ruling.

The 74-page report accused the judges of glazing over clues and insisted the prosecution's claim from the original trial - that the grizzly murder was the result of 'an erotic game that spun out of control' - was a valid hypothesis.

'We had gone beyond that theory, proved there was nothing to it,' Ghirga said, while Sollecito's lawyer Giulia Bongiorno added: 'If there was an erotic game, most certainly Raffaele Sollecito and Amanda Knox were not part of it.'

Both Knox and Sollecito face a retrial in a Florence court, although no date has yet been set and Italy cannot compel the Seattle-born student to return.

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Experts to re-examine Knox DNA clues