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DNA: Arvind Kejriwal to meet PM Modi on Thursday
Arvind Kejriwal will meet PM Narendra Modi at 10:30 am on Thursday. Modi had also invited Mr Kejriwal for a #39;chai pe charcha #39;. The Prime Minister had called ...

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DNA: A look into AAP #39;s free Wi-Fi promise in Delhi
The AAP manifesto promised to open 20 new colleges, a 50 per cent reduction in power tariff, clean drinking water at affordable prices and a free Wi-Fi zone,...

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FAMILY DNA...DID MY HUSBAND HAVE A BABY WITH MY SISTER? - Extended Promo
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DNA evidence suggests the hunter-gatherers of Britainwere importing wheat from their agrarian neighbors on mainland Europe as much as 8,000 years ago.

The discovery, publishedThursday in Science, could meanthere was more contact betweenearly farmers and hunter-gatherers in Europe than was previously thought.

According to the archaeological record,farming first started in Europe in the Balkans about 9,000 years ago and slowly moved west over the following millenniums, eventually coming to mainland Britain about 6,000 years ago.

But in the recent study, researchers studying ancient submergedsediment cores off the Isle of Wightfound evidence of wheat DNA in soils that date back 8,000 years ago.

So what is going on?

The research team, led by Robin Allabyof the University of Warwick,saythat whilethey found evidence of wheat DNA in the soil, they could not findany trace of wheat pollen. That leads them to conclude that while wheat was eaten on the site, it was not grown there.

"In the absence of direct evidence, we suspect that this wheat represents food stuffs imported from the continent," the authors write.

But there is a snag here too: The authors note that there is a 400-year gap between the age of the soil in which the wheat DNA was found and the earliest known presence of farming in nearby European sites.

In the paper, they propose that earlier agrarian sites may be submerged in southern Europe.

The researchers also reportthat there was much more wheat DNA found in the top half of the 8 cm soil sample than in the bottom half.

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WORCESTER -- A superior court judge will decide if a former Fitchburg man serving 32-41 years for two separate child rapes will be granted a new trial to challenge the DNA results used as evidence in his first conviction in 2006.

Roy Dumas, 58, handcuffed and dressed in standard prison garb, appeared Thursday before Superior Court Judge Richard T. Tucker with his attorney, Edward Gauthier, to request a new trial.

Gauthier argued that during Dumas' first trial in 2006, the forensic expert who testified that Dumas' DNA matched that found on the victim did not actually test the DNA sample used to convict him.

Gauthier also said the victim never did positively identify Dumas as her attacker because a bag was put over her head before the sexual assault.

He also said Dumas presented an alibi defense that he was seen by at least three witnesses in another part of the state during the time of the assault.

"The nail in the coffin was the DNA evidence. It was the strongest part of the case," said Gauthier.

Dumas, said Gauthier after the hearing, was denied the right to cross examine the technician who tested the sample of his DNA during the first trial.

That, said Gauthier, is the basis of his request for a new trial.

But Assistant District Attorney Donna-Marie Haran said that when the DNA expert, who did not test the sample but reported the results, was cross-examined by Dumas' defense attorney, the opportunity to call the DNA tester as a witness was waived.

Haran cited case law that waived the right for the defense to call the DNA tester.

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