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DS - Genetics (11x17) Giclee Print

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Two pea vines (courtesy of Gregor Mendel, the Austrian monk who deciphered the rules of genetic inheritance by carefully observing these plants in his garden) entwined in a double helix, share pea pods in the role of nucleotide base pairs. The plants are identified with a jean-etic marker stuck down in the ground, with X and Y symbols, and a FISH (Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization, a fancy way of identifying genes in the laboratory) close by. The order of base pair alignment (A=T, C=G) is spelled out in the CAT TAG, while birds, bees, fruit flies, and a Crick-et named Watson look on. The dice up above represent the random pattern of inheritance. 

Oh, the little guy? He's Gene, the gnome.

 

11x17" Giclee Print, S/N Edition of 100