In the CRISPR/Cas9 system, the enzyme Cas9 cuts viral DNA at a location specified by an RNA molecule—the CRISPR RNA (crRNA)—in complex with another RNA, the so-called tracrRNA. This is the bacterial version of an immune system and helps put …

“When we started digging for more information on neutrophils, we found out that several pathogenic bacteria were able to degrade NETs-DNA by secreting the enzyme DNase, using this as an efficient strategy to escape from the NETs and reach the blood …

DNA recovered during the initial investigations provided an important lead in bringing the investigation to a successful conclusion. He has been charged with 6 counts of theft and 1 count of criminal mischief. Beasley, who is incarcerated on an …

“The DNA process is exactly the same whether it's a skin cell from a touch sample or blood or saliva sample it is the same exact process,” Janel Berries the Assistant Lab Director at Pinellas County Forensic Labs said. “It is a powerful tool. Some …

Vallée-Bélisle et al. have developed DNA-based thermometers that allow to measure temperature at the nanoscale. Thess nanothermometer may significantly aid efforts to understand the effect of temperature at the nanoscale in both natural and human made …

Sonera said its shared network with DNA now has more than 600 base stations in northern Finland, with the whole of Finnish Lapland now covered. There are some 200,000 new connections in northern Finland, with over 180,000 people in the reception area …

His lawyers were seeking to overturn a decision by Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge Jill E. Rangos, denying him information about a computer program the prosecution is using to link his DNA to the case. In light of high-profile cases involving …

OKLAHOMA CITY -. Gov. Mary Fallin signed a bill into law Tuesday that requires DNA samples to be taken upon booking of a felony arrest. The bill was brought up the last four years in a row by Rep. Lee Denney, R-District 33 out of Cushing, and failed …

Researchers at University of Montreal have created a programmable DNA thermometer that is 20,000x smaller than a human hair. This scientific advance reported this week in the journal Nano Letters may significantly aid our understanding of natural and …

(Nanowerk News) Researchers at University of Montreal have created a programmable DNA thermometer that is 20,000x smaller than a human hair. This scientific advance reported this week in the journal Nano Letters may significantly aid our understanding …