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Hunting for twins
Hard-to-swallow cases involving suspects are likely to be soon to be dismissed after German experts announce new DNA tests.
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Japan develops software to prevent food fraud
Using the above software, users can easily discover species of organisms based on information about their DNA sequences.
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Electric ballast by germs
We usually use electric bulbs such as incandescent bulbs, fluorescent bulbs, halogen lamps, neon lights, LEDs ... but there is a new kind of electric bulb, which is a bi…
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Armrests against kidnapping
A high tech bracelet can help human rights activists and relief workers reduce the risk of kidnapping or murder in dangerous areas.
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DNA guns help identify criminals
SelectaDNA has launched the 'crime-sensitive DNA gun'. Thanks to guns, in cases of chaos, security police easily arrested suspects.
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New DNA technology decodes mysterious deaths
Polish scientists on January 14 said the new DNA testing technology could help recover at least part of the identities of people who have no longer left any images after…
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DNA bar codes are anti-goods
In an effort to eliminate low-quality or disguised electronics, the US Department of Defense began applying DNA barcodes to track the origin of the device.
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Make DNA a 'living hard disk'
It sounds like a science fiction movie, but it's real. US scientists have recently announced how to transform living cells into digital data storage devices, a form…
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Discovering the 'nanosciences' with nanotechnology
New nanoparticle techniques can detect many other bacteria that have challenged scientists for centuries because they hide in human tissues and reprogram cells to hide.…
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Developed a DNA decoder for just $ 1,000
AP announced a biotech firm that has developed a machine for decoding DNA for a day for $ 1,000.
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Fabrication of self-replicating materials
Scientists working at New York University (NYU), the United States believe they can create materials that are self-replicating, based on new research.
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Scientists use E. coli to store data
Researchers at the University of Hong Kong managed to put 90GB of data into the DNA of a cluster of 18 E. coli bacteria.
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What technologies will be crowned in the new year 2011?
At the end of each year, we often have summaries of last year's achievements and make predictions for the coming year. According to that rule, Discovery magazine just pr…
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Breakthrough artificial light technology
With elaborate research and advanced techniques, people today can virtually intervene and transform ...