Requires Registraion- SAN FRANCISCO (GenomeWeb) – Imec, a nanoelectronics and digital technology company based in Belgium, is harnessing its expertise in semiconductor manufacturing in order to move into the solid-state nanopore single-molecule sensing and DNA sequencing field.
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Posted in Ancestry
POLICE FOUND 19 spent shell casings scattered in the San Diego street where Gregory Benton was murdered on April 12, 2014. Benton and his cousin had gone to buy cigarettes, a witness later said. As they returned to a family party, two men pulled up in a car behind them. They got out, and at least one of them opened fire.
Witnesses didn’t get a good look at the men or the car, so when police sat down to review their leads, the shell casings were the best evidence they had. They sent the casings to the San Diego Police Crime Lab, which just happened to be trying out a new DNA testing technique.
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Posted in New ID Technologies
Presenting Promega Tech Tour 2019 Workshop Series
Please join us for presentations and discussions on the latest advances in STR analysis and the forensics workflow. The workshops will feature presentations by leaders in the forensics community who will provide information and tips on maximizing success with challenging samples and improving laboratory efficiencies through workflow enhancements. The presentations will also include customer experiences and insights from using Promega products.
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Posted in DNA Education
A Tucson man was convicted of raping seven women over a 12-year period after police received a grant to test rape kits and changed a “mindset” over which kits get tested.
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