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Decrepit Birth - Alex Bent- Of Genocide/The Infestation live HD multicam
Alex Bent playing drums for Decrepit Birth 09/25/2012 at the DNA Lounge in San Francisco CA. Carnival of Death Tour with Encrust, Jungle Rot, Broken Hope, and Obituary. Gear Crush Drums Chameleon Ash Wood 20x22 Kick Drums x2 8,10,12 Rack Toms 16 Floor Tom AA Axis Longboards 14" Sabian Hi Hats, 18" Paiste Rock Crash,19" Zildjian Z3 crash, 22" Alchemy Ride, 20" Zildjian China, 19 inch Paiste china. Alesis DM5 2 Roland RT-10k Acoustic Triggers http://www.alexbentdrums.com http://www.facebook.com/drummeralexbent http://www.facebook.com/decrepitbirth http://www.facebook.com/ArkaikBand http://www.facebook.com/crushdrums http://www.crushdrum.com http://www.AxisPercussion.com http://www.Sickdrummer.comFrom:DrummerAlexBentViews:8 0ratingsTime:05:59More inMusic

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2000 miles apart
READ STORYLINE BEFORE YOU WATCH: A world changing secret organization called the OPP (Over population project); makes everyone takes serum and pills before they go to bed that night, so EVERYONE in the world does. What happens when they wake up, everyone on the earth is separated 2000 miles apart ( some are even unlucky and are placed dna in the ocean) BUT 2 girls (Hannah and Ali) have glitches and only are 2 miles apart. They try yelling at each other and finding each other, but Ali dies of starvation right before Hannah can find her. Ok so this is really confusing, but everyone seems to like my storylines the best so yay. 🙂 -DrewFrom:drewberryxViews:23 7ratingsTime:01:08More inMusic

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multimales ; DNA
Well hello, again! I made this little vidlet last night out of pure boredom and my love of too many hot guys! I was originally gonna make this about 20 seconds longer but I got bored and I didn #39;t want to have to fumble with making sure I vid every guy that I wanted to. So I cut the list of guys and made this! (Also please don #39;t shoot me that I used a pop song, its just catchy) I like most of the effects, and how they turned out. I #39;ve done worse lets put it at that haha! But I hope you guys like it too, I don #39;t do picture vids too often so yeah! Guys in the vid (cuz I didn #39;t have enough room at the end to list them): Ian Somerhalder, Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, Ben Barnes, Bradley James, Joseph Morgan, Jared Leto, Hunter Parrish and Dylan O #39;Brien The rest of the info is at the end of the vid! Thanks for reading and watching! -Becca Reblog? wayward-winchester.tumblr.comFrom:lrx001Views:1 0ratingsTime:00:31More inEntertainment

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"DNA" by Little Mix Acoustic Cover
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Little Mix drop in to the Official Chart
Little Mix join Reggie on the Official Chart to find out where their latest single, DNA, has made it. Catch the Official Chart every Sunday on Radio 1. Listen from 4, watch from 6 http://www.bbc.co.ukFrom:bbcradio1Views:148 29ratingsTime:05:00More inEntertainment

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Future - DNA [Prod. By 808 Mafia]
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Michael agreed to submit to a DNA test for an episode of "Trisha Goddard" -- where he comes face-to-face for the first time with the 17-year-old girl who claimed to be his daughter -- and the results came back positive.

The girl's mother -- Kristi Horn -- has claimed Michael was the father for years, and has even tried multiple times to get him to pay child support ... but Michael adamantly denied the allegations.

The reveal -- which airs tonight on NBC -- is cringeworthy ... Michael can't believe the news ... and the girl's mother immediately bursts into tears.

After, Michael gets up to hug his newfound daughter (Ashley) and she resists, shouting, "No! No! No!" while Michael pleads, "I just want to hug you."

Michael's two youngest children with Dina -- Ali and Cody -- were born in 1993 and 1996 respectively. Which means Ashley was conceived somewhere in the middle. - more on this story

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The tiny, all-female bdelloid rotifers have endured the past 80 million years without sex. New research shows that gobbling up foreign DNA from other simple life-forms might be the asexual animal's secret to survival.

In the study, scientists discovered that up to 10 percent of the active genes in microscopic bdelloids comes from bacteria and other organisms like fungi and algae. The finding adds to "the weirdness of an already odd little creature," said Alan Tunnacliffe, a University of Cambridge professor and lead author of the study.

"We don't know how the gene transfer occurs, but it almost certainly involves ingesting DNA in organic debris, which their environments are full of," Tunnacliffe explained in a statement. "Bdelloids will eat anything smaller than their heads!"

Many asexual creatures are thought to be doomed to extinction due to the lack of genetic diversity and build-up of mutations that often come with reproducing from just one parent's DNA. But bdelloids have managed to avoid such pitfalls of asexual life, diversifying into at least 400 species.

One of the critters' more remarkable qualities is their ability to withstand extreme dehydration, which could be, in part, thanks to the alien DNA. The new study found that some of the foreign genes are activated when the bdelloids begin to dry out in their ephemeral aquatic homes. These genes also might be behind powerful antioxidants thought to protect bdelloids from the by-products of drying out.

"These antioxidants have not yet been identified, but we think that some of them result from foreign genes," Tunnacliffe added.

Bdelloids' success could also be attributed to their potent DNA repair mechanisms, which seem to have evolved thanks to a duplicate set of genes, according to research detailed in 2008 in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The new findings were detailed in the journal PLoS Genetics Thursday (Nov. 15).

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ScienceDaily (Nov. 16, 2012) A new discovery from researchers at Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) at the University of Utah concerning a fundamental understanding about how DNA works will produce a "180-degree change in focus" for researchers who study how gene packaging regulates gene activity, including genes that cause cancer and other diseases.

The discovery, by Bradley R. Cairns, PhD, Senior Director of Basic Science at HCI and a professor in the Department of Oncological Sciences, is reported in this week's online issue of the journal Nature.

Cairns's research focuses on chromatin remodeling complexes (CRCs), which are cellular protein complexes that behave like motors, expanding or compacting different portions of DNA to either express or silence genes, respectively. Before, scientists thought that the motor within CRCs waits at rest until it receives instructions. Cairns and co-author Cedric R. Clapier show that the motor within a key CRC responsible for gene packaging and assembly is intrinsically turned on, and instead requires specific instructions to turn it off.

"Many articles in the research literature show that CRCs are mutated in cancer cells. They are intimately involved in regulating gene expression -- responsible for correctly packaging genes that control growth proliferation and for unpackaging tumor suppressors," said Cairns. "This research reveals principles by which CRC mutations could cause cancer."

Chromosomes are made of long DNA strands compressed around nodes of protein called nucleosomes; when DNA is compressed, the genes in that area are turned off. Some CRCs, called disassembly CRCs, act as motors that unwind sections of DNA chains, making genes active for a given cell process. Another type, called assembly CRCs, rewinds the DNA chain, recompressing it when the process is complete. The unwind-rewind cycle is repeated continuously throughout a cell's life.

In this study, Cairns and Clapier focused on assembly CRCs. "Before this research, we thought that the motor was off unless a protein coming from another part of the cell turned it on," said Cairns. "Researchers have been searching for the switch by looking at the CRC motor to see what binds to it.

"As it turns out, we discovered that the CRC motor already carries on its flank a 'switch' that inhibits its action until a marker sequence, located on the nucleosome, is encountered. The marker flips the inhibitor switch and allows the CRC to crank the DNA chain back around the nucleosome, promoting gene packaging and silencing" Cairns said. "Our results change where future researchers should be looking to understand how CRCs are regulated -- not at the CRC motor itself, but at the 'switches' that flank the motor."

The study also describes a measuring function on the CRC that checks for the correct distance between one nucleosome and the next, telling the motor to switch off at the proper time, a function needed for gene silencing.

Cairns's lab will now examine this same switching concept in disassembly remodelers. "There are additional remodeler families with alternative functions, like DNA repair," said Cairns. "We think this concept will apply to them as well."

This research was supported by funding from the National Institutes of Health (GM60415 and CA042014) and from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

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