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Key DNA Enzyme Can Tolerate More Mutations Than Expected
May 9, 2000 — A new study from University of Washington researchers shows that a DNA polymerase -- an enzyme -- commonly used for scientific study can tolerate many different mutations and remain functional. The ... > full story -
Rare Tests On Neanderthal Infant Sheds Light On Early Human Development
March 31, 2000 — Modern forensic DNA techniques normally used to determine the identity of modern humans have been applied to a Neanderthal infant. This is only the second time molecular analysis of a Neanderthal has ... > full story -
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University Of Toronto Study Shows Marijuana Not A Factor In Driving Accidents
March 25, 1999 — The safety hazards of smoking marijuana and driving are overrated, says University of Toronto researcher Alison Smiley, whose study of impairment and traffic accident reports from several countries ... > full story -
Human Identity Reduced To A Bar Code
February 12, 1999 — Canned peas, beans, and human beings all have something in common -- they can be identified with a bar code. It takes more than supermarket science to see a human's bar code, however. The ... > full story -
"Lab On A Chip" For DNA Testing
October 22, 1998 — A multidisciplinary team of engineering and genetic scientists at the University of Michigan has created a miniature "laboratory on a chip" that automatically analyzes DNA samples and reports ... > full story -
Los Alamos Catches Clues To Dreaded Diseases
February 6, 1998 — Los Alamos National Laboratory has advanced a genetic analysis technique to quickly identify diseases in forensic tissue samples and, for the first time, distinguish differing strains of disease that ... > full story -
A Real McCoy 'Tricorder' -- Researchers Develop Affordable, Hand-Held Biosensor For Diagnostics
November 7, 1997 — A portable, hand-held biosensor capable of detecting a wide range of medically important chemical compounds has been created by a team of researchers from The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) of La ... > full story
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