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Datadot DNA Crime Stopper Kit

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DNA-Little Mix-Video Star

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The Hidden World Part 1 - DNA Infection
#39;A little leaven corrupts the whole... #39; When the fallen angels mated with human women thousands of years ago, is there any way that this DNA infection still ...

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One Direction and Little Mix Rock My DNA (Official Music Video)
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Little Mix in the USA: DNA Diaries - Mixers Magnets Edition
Miami won the BIG Mixers Magnets U.S. event with the girls. The party took place on June 1st 2013 at Dolphin Mall with a performance signing session by Lit...

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Road Blocks in St Clair Co Alabama 6/8 9/2013 DNA and Blood Samples Taken
Road Blocks in Alabama June 6/8th 9th/2013 DNA Swabs, Blood Samples, Voluntary or Intimidation? Who #39;s behind this? Demand that this be stopped NOW!!!

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A woman holds a banner demanding a ban over human genes patents during a protest outside the Supreme Court in Washington on April 15.

By Maggie Fox, Senior Writer, NBC News

Can someone else patent your genes? The Supreme Court is scheduled to rule some time this month on that question a suit filed against Myriad Genetics for its patent on the BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations, which raise the risk of breast, ovarian and certain other cancers.

Opponents of patenting human DNA say a ruling in favor of Myriad will mean companies can own your genes, even though experts say it's more complicated than that. The patents set off a cascade of effects, opponents argue: it gives the company a monopoly on the test that can identify whether patients have the BRCA mutations so other companies can't offer their own tests as a second opinion. There's also no one to compete with the Myriad's $3,000 price tag on the test.

Myriad has long argued that it's not patenting anyone's genes. Instead, the company says, it separates them from the rest of the DNA and creates lab-made copies -- and that's what is patented and used in the test. The company has also licensed a few medical centers to run second-opinion tests.

But some say that regardless of how the court decides, it's likely the average person won't really be affected in any obvious, immediate way. Myriad's first 20-year patent on the genes runs out next year, although patent experts say the company has a variety of opportunities to extend that by a few years.

Even if the patents are thrown out today, that doesnt make the test available since it would take time for other companies to develop a test, said John Conley, a law professor at the University of North Carolina whos taken a special interest in the case. The patents are going to expire before any competitors could come into the field anyway.

This case would have been a lot more important had it been decided 10 or 12 years ago," he added. "A lot of things have happened in law and science since then."

The science has now moved far beyond the clunky, whole-gene sequencing method that Myriad uses so it's becoming less relevant. Companies can now sequence your entire genome for you, and in a few years they might even be able to interpret the information in a meaningful way.

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