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.

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The double helix nature of DNA may have come to Watson divergently in a dream, but it was preceded by years of convergent thinking.

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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.

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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.

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There are 6 billion chemical letters that make up the DNA double helix at the center of every cell.

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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.

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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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DNA. This molecule is a double-stranded helix made from four different types of sub-molecule.

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