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Do It Yourself DNA Testing By John Morris DNA testing was popularized only in recent years mainly due to having it extremely handy when it comes to high-profile criminal investigations as well as in paternity cases. DNA, otherwise known as deoxyribonucleic acid, is most commonly used in trying to prove the relationship of an individual to another person, that linking is aimed at trying to determine whether or not those two people are related or not. 1. New Testing Methods There are also various new tests that have been created in recent years, however, which have also turned to DNA testing, a highly popular tool for determining a person's ancestry. As DNA is passed down from one generation of your family to the next, there are so... [ Read Article ]

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News WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 (UPI) -- The U.S. government has been secretly collecting DNA samples from suspected terrorists as part of a database used by the defense and intelligence communities. Read More ... The Virginia State Crime Commission has agreed to study better ways to notify felons that old DNA evidence was found in their cases after hearing that only about a quarter of them have confirmed receiving letters mailed last month. Read More ... Human remains found in the stomach of a giant crocodile thought to have eaten a Scottish-born camper in north-eastern Australia two weeks ago are being tested for the Vietnam War veteran’s DNA. Read More ... A man convicted of taking part in a 1987 rape and murder has been ordered freed after DNA evidence caused the case against him to unravel. Baltimore prosecutors on Wednesday declined to retry 43-year-old James Owens for the stabbing and strangling death of Colleen Williar. Read More ... DNA analysis has helped identify the skeletal remains of a homicide victim found in 1989 as that of a woman who disappeared nine years earlier, St. Petersburg police announced this morning. Melinda Harder was 20 years old and was living at 2136 23rd Ave. N. when she was reported missing on July 27, 1980, police said. Read More ...

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