Monthly Archives: April 2014

DNA solves murder of man missing since 1978, mistakenly feared to be Gacy victim
April 1, 2014 search of the area where Edward Beaudion #39;s remains were found in 2008. The Cook County Sheriff #39;s Police search did result in the recovery of additional remains.

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DNA Prove #39;s Obama is a Foreign Citizen and No Relation To Stanley Ann Dunham
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Ozzy Osbourne - DNA (Live)
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Police have completed an unprecedented collection of DNA samples from hundreds of male students and staff at a French school where a girl was raped last year.

The one student who had refused to take part 'for philosophical reasons', relented on Thursday after being warned by the prosecutor leading the investigation that he would be putting himself in a difficult position if he maintained his stance.

'As he was the only one to refuse, we made him understand that he could be seen by his fellow students as having something to hide,' La Rochelle prosecutor Isabelle Pagenelle said.

Samples were taken from a total of 527 students and staff who were on site when the girl was raped in a school toilet where the lights had been turned off.

As she was unable to see her attacker, investigators have had little to go on other than a male DNA trace recovered from her clothing.

Nine people who have left the school since the incident on September 30 still have to be tracked down and tested, Pagenelle said.

The samples will now be sent to a laboratory for testing and, unless one of them proves to be a match, they will all be destroyed after analyses are completed.

School director Isabelle Deveaux congratulated the students on their cooperation with police.

'We are lucky to have very mature pupils,' she said.

'Many parents have expressed their support for what we are doing.'

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Using a search warrant Santa Fe detectives obtained a DNA sample from a inmate in the New Mexico State Penitentiary to be used to confirm a previous DNA match from blood on a knife handle from a fatal stabbing in Santa Fe in 2000.

The search warrant was served on Joe G. Rivera, 67, after a 2012 review of the stabbing from 14 years ago using new touch DNA technology, court documents said.

According to an affidavit for the search warrant filed April 10 in 1st Judicial District Court in Santa Fe: Late on the night of Dec. 22, 2000, officers were called to Agua Fria Street and St. Francis Drive after a report of a man on the ground. The man, later identified as Librado Alfonso Leyba Jr., was taken to a local hospital where he later died from a stab in the lower chest.

The next day officers recovered a knife about 50 yards from where Leyba was found. In a 2012 review, a touch DNA sample from the knife handle was analyzed by the New Mexico Department of Public Safety Crime Laboratory and in October of 2012 it was determined the sample matched the DNA profile of Rivera, whose whereabouts were not known until July of 2013.

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Happy DNA Day! 61 years ago today, the molecular structure of DNA was revealed to the world in the pages of Nature. The double helix is now emblematic of the programming language of life, and our understanding of DNA has grown by leaps and bounds over the past six decades. To commemorate such an important landmark in the history of man, lets take a look at some of the most recent developments in the field of genetic research, and maybe even get tested ourselves.

So, what has been happening recently in the realm of genetic research? More than I could ever cover in a single article, but some interesting news regarding Neanderthal genetics has surfaced just a few days ago. On April 22, a fascinating study lead by Svante Pbo (the worlds foremost expert in Neanderthal genetics) was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Based on the genomes of three neanderthals found in disparate locations in Eurasia, Pbo and his team discovered that the genetic diversity in neanderthals pales in comparison to present-day Homo sapiens. It also appears as if the Neanderthal populations were relatively isolated and tiny, so gene flow was extremely limited for these groups.

On the very same day, an article was published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B that proposes the idea that skin cancer from the suns damaging UV rays was actually a driving force in the national selection for dark skin in early humans. In the article, Mel Greaves delivers a compelling argument that the deadliness of skin cancer in young albino children in Africa and Central America demonstrates just how vital it was for early humans to develop dark skin. Despite earlier conjecture that skin cancer doesnt kill early enough to play a major role in natural selection, this article outlines exactly how skin cancer seems to have shaped human evolution.

Earlier today, National Geographic and Family Tree DNA teamed up to release a brand new version of the human Y-DNA tree. This new tree of Y chromosome mutations has over 1,200 branches almost double the number of branches that the Genographic Project was displaying before. With this much refinement, its now even easier to track the historical migrations of your distant ancestors. To celebrate this monumental roll-out, Family Tree DNA is offering a 20% discount on the 37-marker Y-DNA test and all individual Y-DNA SNP (single-nucleotide polymorphism) tests to help you get started on your own research.

Nat Geos Genographic Project is on the cutting edge of genetic anthropological research, and its test is available to any interested party for only $200. Just a few months ago, I had the pleasure to discuss the intricacies of direct-to-consumer DNA testing with National Geographics Dr. Spencer Wells, so take a moment to read the full transcript of the interview for more information. If youre more interested in the realm of genetic genealogy and your more recent relatives, take a look at Ancestry.coms AncestryDNA product. From now until April 27, you can save 20% on your very own DNA test, and potentially find living relatives from all over the world. Consumer DNA tests are more affordable than ever before, so dont hesitate to jump in now.

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