CBP leader insists border agency did not violate law over migrant detainee DNA  Fox News

The leader of the Department of Homeland Security’s border agency insisted Monday that the agency did not break the law, even though an independent …

Israeli scientists store digital information in DNA  The Jerusalem Post

DNA-based information storage may also help reduce our carbon footprint.

Loch Ness Contains No ‘Monster’ DNA, Say Scientists  Livescience.com

A scientific survey of the waters of Loch Ness found it contains no traces of “monster” DNA at all, adding weight to the already-likely prospect that “Nessie” …

Global Disease Risk and Health DNA Test Market 2019 Future Prospects 23andMe, MyHeritage, LabCorp, Myriad Genetics  News Coed

Disease Risk and Health DNA Test Market 2019 Global Trends, Market Share, Industry Size, Growth, Opportunities and Investment Feasibility, a New Addition to …

DNA Analysis of Mission Chandrayaan 2 landing  Zee News

Chandrayaan 2, India’s second moon mission, which was expected to make a soft landing on moon lost connection when it was 2.1 km above its surface.

DNA: Today in History, 06 September, 2019  Zee News

This segment of Zee News brings to you important historic events that took place on 06 September, 2019. Watch this video to know more. Watch video on Zee …

Identical triplets jailed after DNA link to Uzi gun plot  BBC News

Identical triplets have been jailed after DNA linked them to a plot to supply an “extremely dangerous criminal” with an Uzi sub-machine gun. DNA found on a …

DNA Microscopy Maps Cells Using Chemicals  DARKDaily.com – Laboratory News

MIT’s DNA Microscopy maps DNA and RNA in cells using chemicals, enabling researchers to see genetic sequences in new ways.

DNA indicates how ancient migrations shaped South Asian languages and farming  Science News

A new DNA study of unprecedented size has unveiled ancient human movements that shaped the genetic makeup of present-day South Asians in complex ways …

A Burst of Clues to South Asians’ Genetic Ancestry  The Atlantic

A tiny ear bone from more than 4000 years ago is shaping the story of migration and heritage in India.