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Team DNA Baby! – DNA Vs B Team Hide and Seek – Video

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Team DNA Baby! - DNA Vs B Team Hide and Seek
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Sony Xperia Z vs HTC Droid DNA Android Life 1672 – Video

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Sony Xperia Z vs HTC Droid DNA Android Life 1672

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Abhishek Bachchan Talks About The DNA Women’s Half Marathon – Video

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La Policistosi renale del Persiano – Malattia ereditaria – Test del DNA PKD -ANTAGENE – Video

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La Policistosi renale del Persiano - Malattia ereditaria - Test del DNA PKD -ANTAGENE
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THE 3 OF YOU AREN’T MY KIDS…DNA WILL PROVE IT! – Extended Promo – Video

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THE 3 OF YOU AREN #39;T MY KIDS...DNA WILL PROVE IT! - Extended Promo
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How a DNA Paternity Test Helped My Grandson – Video

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How a DNA Paternity Test Helped My Grandson
Dr. Janet Taylor, psychiatrist and family counselor, speaks with LaTeasha, a grandmother who used the IDENTIGENE DNA Paternity Test Kit to help her grandson ...

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DJ DNA ft KURTIS BLOW "Far Far Away" Stumix – Video

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DJ DNA ft KURTIS BLOW "Far Far Away" Stumix
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DNA database Bill critically important, says Shatter

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The DNA database would strengthen the Gardas hand in solving crime and prosecuting those behind it, but was also an important piece of human rights legislation in strengthening the position of any person who was the victim of a miscarriage of justice, Minister for Justice Alan Shatter has said. Photograph: Getty Images

The introduction of new legislation providing for a DNA database is the most important that the Government will enact in its lifetime, Minister for Justice Alan Shatter has said.

The database would strengthen the Gardas hand in solving crime and prosecuting those behind it, but was also an important piece of human rights legislation in strengthening the position of any person who was the victim of a miscarriage of justice.

The existence of DNA databases in other countries has proved over the years to be of great assistance in identifying incidences of miscarriages of justice, Mr Shatter said as the Bill concluded Oireachtas committee stage this morning.

He added that having a database made up of DNA samples taken from convicted criminals and suspects for crimes would also enable the Republic to more fully co-operate with law enforcement authorities in other countries in solving crime with a cross-border dimension.

It will ensure that people involved in cross-border crime know there is maximum co-operation between police forces across Europe, that we can access information that is held in other EU states.

He said the DNA samples would be taken and held in accordance with European laws underpinned by human rights considerations.

The Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence and DNA Database System) Bill 2013 completed committee stage this morning where a series of minor amendments were considered by the joint Oireachtas Committee on Justice, Defence and Equality.

The Bill allows DNA samples to be taken from most people suspected of a crime, by force if needed, and creates rules around the period of retention of the sample on the database, depending on whether the individual is convicted or not and the seriousness of the offence.

Samples cannot be taken from children under 14 years of age.

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DNA on baseball cap leads to arrest in home invasion

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EVERETT, Wash.

Police said DNA on a baseball cap led to the arrest of a man in a home invasion last summer.

Two men and a woman were sleeping in their apartment on Grand Avenue in Everett when one man and the woman awoke to hear someone at the front door yelling police! as the door was kicked in.

Three men entered the apartment. At least one of them had what appeared to be a firearm.

According to probable cause documents, the intruders forced the man and woman into their bedroom and attempted to restrain the male victim with a set of zip ties. When the man resisted, he was pistol-whipped, causing him to fall to the ground with a cut on his head.

Police said the victim then got up and fled the apartment, ran to a neighbors apartment and asked them to call 911.

The three intruders were gone when police arrived. A safe had been stolen from a victims bedroom, the police report said.

Investigators said the intruders left behind evidence that included zip ties and a baseball hat.

The hat was sent off to the Washington State Patrol lab for processing and a DNA profile was created. That profile was checked through the Combined DNA Index System, which identified the DNA on the hat as coming from 48-year-old Steven L. Smith, police documents said.

On Mar. 6, an Everett police detective met with the two victims and showed them a photo montage he created using Smiths most recent booking photo. Both independently identified Smith as one of the men in the home invasion.

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Challenges remain before docs use whole-genome sequencing to diagnose disease

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Before doctors use technology to evaluate every "letter" in a person's DNA to detect or diagnose medical conditions, several hurdles must be overcome, according to a new study.

Researchers found that sequencing a person's whole genome - all three billion or so DNA nucleotides in the chromosomes - required a significant amount of manpower for a small payoff.

They also found that identifications of potentially significant variations were not always reliable and doctors disagreed on how to proceed.

One of the study's authors said the cost of sequencing a person's entire genome has dropped in recent years, but the technology has been mostly used for research.

"We thought the time had come to do a small pilot study of patients in the clinical setting," Dr. Euan Ashley told Reuters Health.

Ashley is a specialist in genomics and medicine at the Stanford School of Medicine in California.

For the new study published in JAMA, he and his colleagues recruited 12 unrelated people between November 2011 and March 2012 to have their full genomes sequenced.

The goal was to see how whole-genome sequencing may work in a real-world setting, such as a hospital or doctor's office.

After drawing blood from the participants, the researchers sent all twelve samples to be sequenced by one large company and nine of the samples were also sent to a second sequencing company to see how comparable the sequence results would be.

The two sets of sequences mostly agreed when it came to common genetic variants (versions) of genes, but there were greater differences in the results among less common variants. For about 10 percent to 19 percent of genes that may be related to inherited diseases, the sequences were not reliable enough to ensure accuracy.

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