Group to Vet Texas Inmates' DNA Requests
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By JEFF CARLTON  DALLAS - The Innocence Project of Texas will review the cases of 354 inmates who have requested DNA testing in an effort to be exonerated, the Dallas County district attorney announced Friday.
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By Zack Van Eyck Deseret Morning News  Two Utah-based companies have entered a partnership, announced today, that will help people use DNA technology to conduct genealogical research.  The Generations Network Inc.
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A DNA match, the investigative break that has solved countless cases, gave Montgomery County detectives the evidence they needed last year to charge a convicted felon with raping a woman in 1993.
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A new genealogy Web site uses DNA to help trace family histories and lets customers use a social network to communicate findings with family and friends.
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Thai authorities say victims of the tsunami disaster will be DNA tested to avoid confusion over their identity.
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Civil rights advocates Monday urged U.S.  law enforcement officials trying to solve a 3-year-old murder  case to stop asking for DNA samples from male residents of a  Cape Cod community.
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DALLAS, Dec. 16 -- Nearly 10 months after reports of inmate abuse first surfaced, not everyone agrees with claims of progress in reforming the agency that oversees the Texas juvenile prison system.
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Ministers fund an inquiry into the way the national police DNA database is used to fight crime.
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Scientists plan to map the DNA of 1,000 people worldwide to examine human genetic variation
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Police forces test a new DNA technique which scientists say will boost crime detection rates.
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Round up the usual suspects In a move reminiscent of Nazi Germany and 21st-Century Britain, the US federal government is about to implement rules requiring routine DNA collection from suspected illegal immigrants and anyone arrested by federal authorities, regardless of whether they are ever convicted of a crime. DNA collection will be performed in any situation where fingerprints would normally be collected, and only a court order will suffice to have DNA profiles removed from federal databases.â¦
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The genealogy site is pairing with a DNA research firm.  WASHINGTON  -- For less than $200 and a cheek-swiped cotton swab, amateur historians will soon be able to add DNA results to family tree Web sites.
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Blog: Ancestry.com announced plans Monday to add DNA digging to its mix of ancestral sleuthing tools.
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A research team has been awarded a $3.5 million federal grant to use a molecular detective technique to study and potentially improve the military&#39;s anthrax vaccine.
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Police chiefs across Britain are to review criminal cases in which DNA samples may have been missed.
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Texas death row inmate Frances Newton, 39, smiles during an interview at the Mountain View Unit near Gatesville, Texas, Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2004.
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A group of prisoners who appear to be naturally immune to hepatitis C could lead to a vaccine, researchers hope.