This week, Science published two papers about the genetics of Neandertals from a team of scientists based at the Max Planck Institute of Evolutionary Anthropology.
a limit it s just a matter of physics so the industry is looking beyond the principles of physics and into things like biology and chemistry and what principles that are out there that could be used to store data and when you think about it d.n.a. is the answer. dauphine. d.n.a. is especially interesting as a long term storage solution. because humans will always be interested in analyzing their own genetic material the devices that read d.n.a. a very unlikely to become obsolete. d.n.a. can also last a very long time under the right conditions samples of ancient fossils and mammoths frozen in permafrost have shown that the molecules can stay intact for thousands of years. the problem is the d.n.a. only remains stable if the bone samples have been perfectly preserved. even in the
person who is responsible for this? this child was put in a garbage bag, disposed on this remote island. obviously, horrible horrible case. when first heard about this case i immediately thought that this child could have been a victim of human trafficking or a victim of a sexual predator. i would they are probably doing this at this point in time. start checking with all registered sex offenders in boston and make sure their time has been accounted for. that s horrible to imagine. how much can the forensics tell them about how she died? to the point art is making whether there was a sexual predator involved? anything like that? any information at this point. sglt forensics can tell a lot. they can get dna. they will get bone samples, hair samples. there s probably fabric involved. all of that will tell part of the story. the question is is there dna in the database to match her to somebody to link her to a community or to a family?
i m not that marty walsh. a u.s. foreign officer could face a lon prison sentence for ry. prosecutors say michael sustack rubber stamped fraudulent visa applications. he agreed to forfeit any profits from the crime including nine properties in thailand. scientists say they have evidence suggesting that the late palestinian leader yasir arafat was poisoned. he died under mysterious circumstances at a french military hospital back in 2004. his widow and palestinian officials have long accused israel in having a hand in his death. the new report says soil and bone samples had high levels of radioactive pallone yum. michael skakel still remains in jail. the judge did open a legal door which could allow skakel to try for bail again as soon as next week.
changes in forensic science since the 1990s. nypd detectives requested baby hope s body to be exhumed from her resting place in 2006. because bone samples from the remains would enable them to develop a dna profile. that profile was ultimately developed in 2011. police commissioner, new york city police commissioner ray kelly going over the details of how they made this arrest of 52-year-old conrado juarez in the death, really in the murder of baby hope, angelica castillo, her body found in an interstate in new york city, in the bronx, in 1991 by construction workers. it was stuffed inside of a cooler wrapped in plastic. and now because of a crime stoppers tip, an anonymous phone call, an anonymous tip, they have come up with a suspect in that case.