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Chinese Woman Raised In Netherlands Reunites With Birth Family After 28 Years
Just two days old, Hong was found crying in the toilet by a local and taken to a welfare home after being abandoned by her grandfather.
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After 37-Year Search, Chinese Parents Reunite With Long-Lost Son
After decades of searching and matching DNA through a national database, the couple was finally able to reconnect with their son. The emotional reunion has sparked widespread reactions online.
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Hackers Claim To Have Stolen Millions Of Users' DNA Data, Sell It Online
The database includes information such as display names, sex, birth year, and some details about users genetic ancestry results.
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China Conducting Mass DNA Tests In Tibet To Monitor Citizens: Report
China's oppression of Tibet is not hidden from anyone and the communist nation is now carrying out mass DNA testing to create a biological database of people to monitor them.
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US Plans To Collect DNA Of All Undocumented Migrants
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is developing a plan to take DNA samples from each of the undocumented immigrants and store it in a national database for criminal DNA profiles, they said.
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In A First, Kerala's Captive Elephants Get Own Genetic IDs
For the first time in the country, captive elephants in Kerala have now got their own genetic IDs, thanks to an unique DNA database initiative of the state government.
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New System Can Reconstruct Faces Using Your DNA
Scientists have reconstructed faces from people's DNA, an advance that challenges the idea that genetic databases can be anonymous.
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Australia, British Police Ink DNA Sharing Deal To Tackle Crime
Australian and British police Thursday signed a deal allowing access to each other's DNA databases as part of an international push to tackle serious crimes such as terrorism, rapes and murders.
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Britain's cat DNA database helps convict killer
A newly created DNA database of British cats has helped convict a killer, illustrating how even pets' genetic material can be a boon to forensic scientists.
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50 years later, questions linger about Marilyn Monroe's death
DNA, drug databases and other advances would give investigators more information than they were able to glean after Monroe's August 5, 1962, death.
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Chinese Woman Raised In Netherlands Reunites With Birth Family After 28 Years
Just two days old, Hong was found crying in the toilet by a local and taken to a welfare home after being abandoned by her grandfather.
-
After 37-Year Search, Chinese Parents Reunite With Long-Lost Son
After decades of searching and matching DNA through a national database, the couple was finally able to reconnect with their son. The emotional reunion has sparked widespread reactions online.
-
Hackers Claim To Have Stolen Millions Of Users' DNA Data, Sell It Online
The database includes information such as display names, sex, birth year, and some details about users genetic ancestry results.
-
China Conducting Mass DNA Tests In Tibet To Monitor Citizens: Report
China's oppression of Tibet is not hidden from anyone and the communist nation is now carrying out mass DNA testing to create a biological database of people to monitor them.
-
US Plans To Collect DNA Of All Undocumented Migrants
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is developing a plan to take DNA samples from each of the undocumented immigrants and store it in a national database for criminal DNA profiles, they said.
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In A First, Kerala's Captive Elephants Get Own Genetic IDs
For the first time in the country, captive elephants in Kerala have now got their own genetic IDs, thanks to an unique DNA database initiative of the state government.
-
New System Can Reconstruct Faces Using Your DNA
Scientists have reconstructed faces from people's DNA, an advance that challenges the idea that genetic databases can be anonymous.
-
Australia, British Police Ink DNA Sharing Deal To Tackle Crime
Australian and British police Thursday signed a deal allowing access to each other's DNA databases as part of an international push to tackle serious crimes such as terrorism, rapes and murders.
-
Britain's cat DNA database helps convict killer
A newly created DNA database of British cats has helped convict a killer, illustrating how even pets' genetic material can be a boon to forensic scientists.
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50 years later, questions linger about Marilyn Monroe's death
DNA, drug databases and other advances would give investigators more information than they were able to glean after Monroe's August 5, 1962, death.
