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• CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATIONS: GUNSHOT RESIDUE ANALYSIS ON A SINGLE GUNPOWDER PARTICLE
  The article initiated a new breakthrough in identifying the presence of a gunshot residue (GSR) in crime scene investigations. According to scientists in Texas it required only a single speck of GSR smaller than a period to boost the accuracy of one of the most widely used tests integrated at crime scenes involving gunplay. This read more...


• MOTHERS AND OFFSPRING CAN SHARE CELLS THROUGHOUT LIFE
  The article started with the statement that the physical link between mother and child could not be separated with the cutting of the umbilical cord. According to a study provided for from materials by the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, during pregnancy, several cells move back and forth between mother and fetus and even decades read more...


• VIRUS MIMICS HUMAN PROTEIN TO HIJACK CELL DIVISION MACHINERY
  Talk about being masters of deception. Viruses were discovered using compound monocular microscopes to be imitating or impersonating good host’s cells in order to help the former grow and spread, only to betray the latter in the end. They do that because they could not reproduce on their own so they rely much on co-opting read more...