Word: dna
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NATO's future is, admittedly, not something most people worry about. There are probably more Americans whose dna resembles O.J. Simpson's than can name the 15 other NATO nations the U.S. is sworn to defend. But that doesn't mean the question isn't vital...
Nearly four months after the opening of the O.J. Simpson murder trial, the prosecution introduced its most damning evidence: the apparently incriminating results of DNA blood tests. Forensic scientist Robin Cotton testified that a blood drop found at the crime scene matched Simpson's -- with a 1-in-170 million chance it could have been someone else's-and that blood found on a sock at Simpson's estate matched his slain ex-wife's, with an even smaller margin of error. On cross-examination, the defense repeated its dual themes that the blood sent to Cotton...
...bomber reportedly sent letters to two geneticists who were awarded the Nobel Prize in 1993 for their separate research projects on the structure of DNA: Phillip A. Sharp, a member of the Faculty of the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology; and Richard J. Roberts, research director of the New England Biolabs...
...prosecution in theO.J. Simpson trialtoday began laying the groundwork for the crucial DNA testimony in the case that may establish thetrail of bloodtying Simpson to the crime scene. Dr. Robin Cotton, director of the nation's largest independent DNA forensic laboratory, gave jurors whatTIME Los Angeles correspondent James Willwerthcalls "a very user-friendly lesson on what DNA is and how DNA testing is done." Their purpose, says Willwerth, is "to demonstrate the DNA testing is science rather than voodoo," as the defense will assert...
Attorneys for O.J. Simpson plan to file a motion accusing Judge Lance Ito of showing bias toward the prosecution, CNN reports. The defense is said to be particularly upset by Ito's treatment of DNA expert Barry Scheck. In court today, Ito at times grew visibly impatient with Scheck's deliberate and repetitive style, several times refusing requests for sidebar discussions from Scheck and prosecution attorney Hank Goldberg, and at one point curtly telling Scheck to sit down. When Fung concluded his testimony, Ito began questioning jurors about allegations of racial tensions on the jury, denying a request from Simpson...