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These energetic particles smash DNA and would likely increase cancer rates, but the radiation might also cause enough genetic damage that babies would be born infertile, the scientists conclude.

A21 SCIENCE/HEALTH Genome Project Almost Done Dr. J. Craig Venter told a Congressional committee that his company, Celera, had finished analyzing all necessary pieces of human DNA and would assemble the whole human genome within three to six weeks.

Dr. J. Craig Venter told a Congressional committee today that his company, the Celera Corporation, had finished analyzing all necessary pieces of human DNA and would assemble the whole human genome within three to six weeks, far earlier than expected.

But it had declined to name the supplier of the beef product which tested positive for horse DNA and would not say if it was a British or Irish manufacturer.

Sodexo, which boasts of working on 2,300 sites in the UK and Ireland, declined to name the supplier of the beef product which tested positive for horse DNA and would not say if it was a British or Irish manufacturer.

This array reliably detected LOH in 6 or more genomic regions, obviated the requirement for matched constitutional DNA, and would be very useful as a neuroblastoma-specific chip to achieve prognostication, but would fail to uncover novel areas of LOH and copy number gain.

T-circles do not have exposed DNA ends and would not be expected to trigger a DNA damage response.

The creation of a DNA adductomics database of accurate masses would require a thorough literature search of the molecular formulas of characterized DNA adducts and would be especially valuable for high-resolution/accurate-mass approaches.

I was heartened to hear of Congressional hearings on the Innocence Protection Act, a measure that would give death-row inmates access to DNA testing and would improve the quality of legal representation given to indigent capital defendants.

Pointing out that Mr. Sutherlin had not requested DNA testing and would not have been exonerated without the prosecutorial effort, Ms. Gaertner invited defense lawyers to review the 116 files.

The consortium's rival, the Celera Corporation, said last week that it had already collected all its DNA data and would assemble the pieces into an essentially complete genome within three to six weeks.