DNA Profiling: Its Uses in CourtWritten by Tom LeBaron
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The DNA needs to be isolated and cut so that it can be matched against other samples. Special enzymes recognize patterns in DNA and cut strand In a process called electrophoresis, strands are then placed on a gel where they are separated an electric current passed through it.The resulting fragments are compared against samples of all suspects and a match is determined.DNA profiling is mostly used in sexual offences (60%), homicide (20%), assaults (7%), robbery (7%), criminal damage (1%), and other cases (5%). DNA profiling narrows list of suspects that authorities need to work through. The FBI commented that DNA profiling allows them to dismiss one-third of rape suspects because DNA samples do not match. Authorities recognize possibility of specimens being planted at crime scenes, and therefore continue to investigate crime based on motive, weapon, testimony, and other clues in order to more accurately solve case.
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| | Matrix and the NSTP ( Non - Spatial Thinking Process ) TheoryWritten by Dr Kedar Joshi FSS PBSSI MRI
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Non - spatial (the real one). The whole reality is thus a universal non - spatial program whose real elements (hardware) are non - spatial feelings while space is a kind of software that is projected or morphed onto non - spatial hardware. And best practical way, it seems, is to modulate non - spatial program (say, through meditation) to change spatial illusion (or even terminate it) in order to gain maximum pleasure.
Inventor of the NSTP ( Non - Spatial Thinking Process ) Theory http://superultramodern.blogspot.com
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