It was as though their privation was somehow genetic, transferred biologically in some sad double helix of DNA from one Zulu generation to the next.
The double helix nature of DNA may have come to Watson divergently in a dream, but it was preceded by years of convergent thinking.
There are 6 billion chemical letters that make up the DNA double helix at the center of every cell.
The engraved stonework depicts the DNA double-helix and marked 60 years since their discovery was published.
This is demonstrated in the exhibition's giant model of a City Hall Tower for Philadelphia that was never built, a dramatic double helix derived from the discovery of DNA in 1953.
Watson and Francis Crick's description of DNA's double-helix structure, and in computing, with Jack Kilby's and Bob Noyce's independent inventions of the integrated circuit.
Scattered throughout this double helix of base pairs are thousands of tiny DNA "words, " genes that provide the recipe for making a given protein, the raw material for the human body.
To Dr Baselt this suggested that tiny magnetic particles might be attached to molecules using either antibodies (which will bond to proteins, sugars and so on) or single-stranded DNA (which will bond to a complementary DNA strand to form the famous double helix).
Biologist James Watson and physicist Francis Crick realized our DNA molecules form a three-dimensional double helix in 1953.
DNA. This molecule is a double-stranded helix made from four different types of sub-molecule.
Antisense drugs are named after one of DNA's two strands in its double-helix structure, which are known as sense and antisense.
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