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Francis Crick #39;s $6 Million Letter to Son Describing DNA
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Monster DNA Headphones - Unboxing
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DNA Preparation Device
University of Washington engineers and NanoFacture, a Bellevue, Wash., company, have created a device that can extract human DNA from fluid samples in a simp...

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Product and Process Impurities Analysis: Residual host cell DNA and protein, and residual Protein A
Learn more at http://www.lifetechnologies.com/pharmaanalytics The removal of host cell impurities, including residual DNA and proteins, is a critical step in...

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Manoa DNA "Silhouette"
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HTC Droid DNA Unboxing and over view
This is the Droid DNA on Verizon Wireless, the US Version of the HTC J Butterfly. Android 4.1 Released 2012-11-21 1.50GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro (quad co...

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DNA Vergadering 7-5-2013
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Mississippi to Execute Willie Manning Tonight After Rejecting DNA Tests FBI #39;s Admission of Error
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EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. (KSDK) - St. Clair County State's Attorney Brendan Kelly says for the first time, he has charged DNA, not an actual person by name, in connection to a 2005 rape.

The reason Kelly charged the DNA is because the statute of limitations is set to run out soon. He wanted to file charges before it becomes too late to charge a person.

The DNA has been charged with one count of aggravated criminal sexual abuse and one count of criminal sexual abuse.

According to Kelly, the suspect connected to the DNA may be a serial rapist. The suspect connected to the charged DNA is also a rape suspect in cases in two cases in East St. Louis in 1997, another case in East St. Louis in 2005, and a case in St. Louis in 2008.

Kelly is confident this person will be taken into custody and that time is no longer a problem.

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TOPEKA A bill requiring DNA swab samples of people who are arrested for felony crimes and expanding the states existing DNA collections was sent by the House to Gov. Sam Brownback on Thursday.

The move, which essentially clarifies existing state law that allows law enforcement to collect DNA samples from people who are jailed before they are released, comes as the U.S. Supreme Court considers whether such collections violate peoples privacy.

On one side are proponents, such as Wichita Democratic Rep. Jim Ward and Shawnee Republican Rep. John Rubin, who say such cheek swab collections are simply modern-day finger printing that can help police catch criminals who have left behind DNA evidence.

On the other are those, such as Grandview Plaza Republican Rep. Allan Rothlisberg, who say the state has already gone too far by collecting DNA samples for government databases before someone is convicted.

DNA should not be taken unless its either a conviction or by a court order, he said. The mere fact of being booked? The answer is no. Youre not convicted of anything. Its an invasion of privacy thats not necessary.

Rothlisberg said he understands the law can help catch people who have left evidence at past crimes, but he said that doesnt outweigh privacy issues.

But when the government has databases on people, I get very uncomfortable about that, he said.

Currently, the state can collect blood samples for DNA testing. The new bill, if approved by Brownback, would allow cheek swabs when people are booked and fingerprinted after arrest. It also would require samples from people incarcerated on May 2, 1991, for a crime committed before that date, before they are released.

The House voted 74-49 to approve the bill. The Senate approved the bill in a 40-0 vote in April.

Lawmakers considered extending the DNA swabs for people arrested for almost any crime, including misdemeanors. But that was stripped from the bill during negotiations between the House and Senate, Rubin said.

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