Daily Archives: May 17, 2014

Chakras, DNA Repair, Detox Longevity -Spooky2
Chakras, DNA Repair, Detox Longevity -Spooky2. This may be considered an experimental method of using Spooky2 and Rife technology, but there is an intended logic to the method. First, it...

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Producing DNA Fragments (Reverse Transcriptase) - Biology A2 - Unit 5
Some crappy animations of things from A2 biology that I made as part of my revision, thought maybe they could be of some help to others.

By: Erin Hampson

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Skid Row - Piece Of Me - DNA Lounge - San Francisco - 5/13/14
Skid Row live from DNA Lounge, San Francisco, 5/13/14.

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Skid Row - Big Guns - DNA Lounge - San Francisco - 5/13/14
Skid Row live from DNA Lounge, San Francisco, 5/13/14.

By: Garth Benner

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Producing DNA Fragments (Restriction Endonuclease) - A2 Biology - Unit 5
Some crappy animations of things from A2 biology that I made as part of my revision, thought maybe they could be of some help to others.

By: Erin Hampson

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DNA testing could not prove 'Rocky,' a New Jersey feline, is a purebred bobcat. Ginny Fine, the cat's owner, will not need a special permit to keep Rocky, and was able to retain custody of him after pleading guilty to letting the animal get loose.

Rocky's mother was 98 percentbobcat.

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But because a DNA test couldn't determine the 38-pound feline's father's lineage, a judge ruled Friday that the runaway cat be returned to a New Jersey woman.

Municipal Court Judge Damian Murray ruled that Ginny Fine can regain custody of Rocky after a mitochondrial DNA test found that the cat's mother was 98 percentbobcat, but couldn't determine its father's lineage, the Asbury Park Press reported.

Mitochondrial DNA is inherited solely from the mother.

"The bottom line is, Rocky goes home," Murray said.

Fine, who has maintained that Rocky is a hybridbobcatand Maine coon, said she was shocked by the ruling.

"I don't even know what to say. I was not expecting that," she said outside of court.

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Runaway bobcat returned to New Jersey woman

DNA testing could not prove 'Rocky,' a New Jersey feline, is a purebred bobcat. Ginny Fine, the cat's owner, will not need a special permit to keep Rocky, and was able to retain custody of him after pleading guilty to letting the animal get loose.

Rocky's mother was 98 percentbobcat.

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Click Here for your FREE 30 DAYS of The Christian Science Monitor Weekly Digital Edition

But because a DNA test couldn't determine the 38-pound feline's father's lineage, a judge ruled Friday that the runaway cat be returned to a New Jersey woman.

Municipal Court Judge Damian Murray ruled that Ginny Fine can regain custody of Rocky after a mitochondrial DNA test found that the cat's mother was 98 percentbobcat, but couldn't determine its father's lineage, the Asbury Park Press reported.

Mitochondrial DNA is inherited solely from the mother.

"The bottom line is, Rocky goes home," Murray said.

Fine, who has maintained that Rocky is a hybridbobcatand Maine coon, said she was shocked by the ruling.

"I don't even know what to say. I was not expecting that," she said outside of court.

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Runaway bobcat returned to New Jersey woman (+video)