Monthly Archives: January 2014

Minecraft Dinosaurs - Part 101 - Pachycephalosaurus DNA! Finally!
Minecraft Dinosaurs Fan Revival mod! Minecraft Dinosaurs / Fossil and Archeology mod comes to life as we begin a new series on Megneous Gaming - Minecraft Di...

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Got my DNA results from Ancestry.com part1
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How to Hard Reset Droid DNA
Simple instructions on how to hard reset the Droid DNA.

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DNA Cover By Luli
My puppy Luli being dramatic :P. Created by VideoFX for Android. http://goo.gl/BRiFJ.

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Minecraft: DNA Model!
This is a DNA model I built for a project in my Biology class. I hope you like it! It is 88 blocks tall and it took about 2 1/2 hours to build. I will post a...

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 (UPI) -- The FBI, in an audit of a national DNA database, has so far found nearly 170 profiles that contain errors, officials said.

The number represents just a small fraction of the nearly 13 million genetic profiles stored in the national database, the New York Times reported Friday.

"We were pleasantly surprised it was only 166," said Dr. Alice R. Isenberg, the chief of the biometric analysis section of the FBI Laboratory, referring to the number of cases containing errors. "We were quite worried it would be much higher than that. These are incredibly small numbers for the size of the database."

It remains to be seen whether the FBI's findings will effect closed cases. The FBI has informed state and local authorities of the errors, but the agency is not responsible for follow-up.

"We don't have oversight," Isenberg said. "It's up to the labs to take the information and act on it."

As a result of the FBI's findings, New York state has started a review of its DNA database, but it is unclear whether other states have done the same.

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166 errors found in national DNA database