The Roanoke Times
In 1993, Mullis, now 66, won the Nobel Prize in chemistry, for inventing a relatively simple process of amplifying DNA known as polymerase chain reaction.
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Fall 2011 Seminar
Co-Sponsored by California Criminalistics Institute & UC Davis Forensic Science Program
October 24-28, 2011
Sacramento Doubletree Hotel
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Vancouver Sun
A pair of feet that washed ashore in Richmond in 2008 have been identified as belonging to a New Westminster woman who committed suicide by jumping into the Fraser River in April 2004.
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Since the LAPD’s cold case unit began 10 years ago, detectives have used science to arrest serial killers and dozens of others who thought they had gotten away with murder.
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Russia
Rossiyskaya Gazeta writes that the DNA of most aggressive criminals will be stored in a special government registry. Every penitentiary will have special Ministry of Interior labs that will take blood samples from severe offenders and store them for future reference.
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