Primer Published: 01 August 2006 How does DNA sequence motif discovery work? Patrik D'haeseleer Nature Biotechnology 24, 959–961 (2006) Cite this article ...

OVER the years, advancements in genetic testing have helped authorities close cold cases. The science behind DNA is always changing and could look different in the next 100 years. How does DNA test… ...

Today, scientists enjoy a huge public database of fully sequenced genomes from all branches of the tree of life, thanks to decades of work by researchers like William Astbury, Rosalind Franklin ...

Sarah White discusses controversial government DNA databases, used in many countries in order to curb crime or exonerate individuals DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) databases or data banks are basically ...

DNA databases and forensic DNA analysis have proved a turning point in solving crimes and also, importantly, in exonerating people who might otherwise have been found guilty of or implicated in crimes ...

Family Tree DNA: uses a cheek swab and has a database of 1.4 million so it’s not the best for cousin-matching. For an additional fee, you can have your DNA cross-referenced with its yDNA and ...

Sequencing DNA is very, very simple: there's a molecule, you look at it, you write down what you find. You'd think it would be easy -- and it is. The problem isn't looking in and checking the ...

Today, scientists enjoy a huge public database of fully sequenced genomes from all branches of the tree of life, thanks to decades of work by researchers like William Astbury, Rosalind Franklin ...

First, a little refresher on DNA, which is short for deoxyribonucleic acid. Every cell in our body contains DNA in its nucleus. DNA is made up of two chains of four chemicals called nucleotide ...