Sentences with phrase «dna fingerprint»

'' To permanently ID (Tattoo, or Microchip, or DNA fingerprint) all breeding stock and puppies kept, given, or leased or sold to other parties.

With this, the core DNA attributes like the steering, driving dynamics, the sound quality and the power enhancements for all ST models have all been defined to the extent that our engineers can take that global DNA fingerprint and use it to create the new Focus ST.»

The agency noticed an increase in one rare DNA fingerprint of listeria popping up in the system in August, and, using whole genome sequencing technology, discovered that four other DNA fingerprints were also closely related genetically and possibly connected to infections that were reported five years ago.

It also can identify the DNA fingerprint of disease - causing germs.

Profile interpretation is performed in the Herlyn lab by interrogating the resulting DNA fingerprint to our internal database which includes over 1000 fingerprints, primarily Wistar Melanoma but also commonly used cell lines such as HeLa and 293T cells.

Related to JM cells by DNA fingerprint analysis.

Related to JM cells (008) by DNA fingerprint analysis.

But the Israeli company Nucleix has shown that it is distressingly simple to make a phony DNA fingerprint.

Early, fast, turbulent mixing of gas within giant molecular clouds — the birthplaces of stars — means all stars formed from a single cloud bear the same unique chemical «tag» or «DNA fingerprint,» write astrophysicists.

But when a female boa produced several all - female litters that carried a rare genetic mutation, scientists from North Carolina State University in Raleigh performed a DNA fingerprint analysis.

They also took a so - called microsatellite DNA fingerprint.

A new method to take the DNA fingerprint of individual cancer cells is uncovering the true extent of cancer's genetic diversity, new research reveals.

Food fraud is a common problem that technologies such as blockchain and DNA fingerprinting can help to solve.

Forensic techniques, such as DNA fingerprinting, are now making their way to food labs to check product samples.

Global ID, a leading inspection agency, is using DNA fingerprinting and isotope analysis to detect GMOs and authenticate food origins.

The team of European researchers used so - called DNA fingerprinting — examining genetic differences in a specific fragment of the plant's genome — to trace these plants back to their roots.

His demonstration that DNA fingerprinting could be used to prove that multiple paternity occurs in grizzlies shifted my focus from humans to wildlife — or perhaps it was all of the slides of baby bears.

I was 13 when I first discovered The Blooding, Wambaugh?s account of the Colin Pitchfork case: the first time that DNA fingerprinting was used in a criminal investigation.

Dental records and fingerprints — the traditional tools for identifying crash victims — were unavailable, so the forensic scientists took a different tack: DNA fingerprinting.

The process, reported in Human Reproduction, utilizes DNA fingerprinting (an assessment of active genes in a given cell) to boost the success rate of IVF and lower the chances of risky multiple births by identifying which of several five - day - old embryos are most likely to result in pregnancy The new method, which will replace unproved alternatives such as choosing embryos based on their shape, is likely to up the success of women becoming pregnant and lower their chances of having multiple births.

Their goal is to use DNA fingerprinting to identify grape varieties more accurately than is possible on the basis of the plants» physical characteristics.

says behavioral ecologist Bridget Stutchbury of York University in Toronto; DNA fingerprinting has shown that 20 % of the young in fragments are sired by intruding males.

The new technology reduces the cost of DNA fingerprinting by 85 %, making the procedure financially viable for pet identification.

Also, DNA fingerprints of fish from the north coast sites were significantly different from those of fish in the south, making it likely that the two are well on their way toward becoming separate species.

DNA fingerprinting confirmed that two of the blastocysts had the DNA of the male donor cells.

After all, when someone is suspected of a crime, or charged, a conventional DNA fingerprinting test can determine if his or her DNA matches traces found at the crime scene.

Indeed, the current backbone of CDC foodborne - illness investigations is its PulseNet laboratory network, which stores the DNA fingerprints of half a million bacterial samples from food, humans and the environment.

We worry about anthrax; they worry about plague,» says Paul Keim, a molecular biologist at Northern Arizona University who specializes in the DNA fingerprinting of dangerous pathogens.

She quoted Edward Holmes, a leading scientist at the HIV - sequencing laboratory at the University of Edinburgh, as saying that using viral genetic data for forensic science is much more complex than other techniques, such as DNA fingerprinting.

In a way it's like being able to go back to check DNA fingerprints at the scene of a crime committed well before DNA testing first became available.

DNA fingerprinting is an important tool for determining genetic identity, for instance in crime scene investigations.

Marie Allen, an expert in DNA fingerprinting, works at the same department.

The team used DNA fingerprinting to confirm that Snuppy was genetically identical to his «father».

Unlike DNA fingerprints, which can be matched against a large database, relatively few strains of HIV have been sequenced and numerous factors can affect the analyses.

DNA fingerprints taken from the suspect and the sperm were analysed at the Institute for Forensic Medicine in Hanover and found to match.

Paula Kahumbu, a science adviser to the Kenyan government, which opposes all ivory sales, views the new techniques more warily: «The suggestion that this DNA fingerprinting will, in essence, be used as a tool to help authorities to facilitate the ivory trade is scary.

Using bird - bands, photographs, and DNA fingerprinting, the researchers closely tracked the goings - on in a population of buntings living in a shrubby prairie habitat outside Missoula, Montana.

Forum: Who's the DNA fingerprinting pointing at?

«If I can just get a fragment of the body of Jesus,» Miller continued, «I could do DNA fingerprinting!

The College of Life Sciences, headed by Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Head of College of Life Sciences, Dean of Medicine Professor Philip Baker (pictured), is leading the IAX programme and already has outstanding achievements including the development of DNA fingerprinting, vital advances in fighting heart disease, cancer, respiratory diseases and diabetes, and developments in forensic psychology.

Participants will learn the basics of genetics and run DNA fingerprinting gels.

This lab examines a highly variable tandem repeat polymorphism, like the ones used by the FBI for DNA fingerprinting.

(This is an updated version of the current DNA Fingerprinting field trip, replacing agarose gels with the DNA chip.)

The human DNA fingerprinting lab and human mitochondrial sequencing lab allow students to analyze their own DNA.

When researchers did DNA fingerprinting they discovered that the three families were all related.

DNA fingerprinting analysis at 16 independent loci indicated that both iPSCs generated by lentivirus infection (iPSC colony 19) and by transient transfection with episomal vectors (iPSC colony 1) and the original human fetal NSCs (ReNCell VM) shared all alleles investigated and were different from commonly available hESC lines.

PCR DNA fingerprinting confirmed their derivation from NSCs rather than from a contaminating hESC line (Figure S2).

DNA fingerprinting, which profiles a portion of the genome, showed that all 30 strains were relatives of the J99 strain.

They took a bunch of fecal samples from vegetarians, did some DNA fingerprinting, compared it to omnivore feces, and found significantly more of the lean - type bacteria — suggesting a smaller capacity for energy gain from food in vegetarians.

We now have DNA fingerprinting proof of a direct link between farm animals, meat, and bladder infections — solid evidence that urinary tract infections can be a zoonosis, bladder infections as an animal - to - human disease.