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    Computer-rendered view of a random DNA double-helix

    kmbn2, TechPoster, sndyritter, Earth & Sky Beth, and 6 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    1. dullhunk 65 months ago | reply

      Hi, I'm an admin for a group called DNA mania, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.

    2. sciencechicago 51 months ago | reply

      Cool rendering! Has a 3-d feel to it! I'm an admin for a group called Science Chicago, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

      Thanks,
      Holly & the Sci Chi Team

    3. aaronlang 40 months ago | reply

      Absolutely beautiful! Love the colors! We appreciate your putting your photograph here at Flickr with a CC license. We have placed your photograph at one of our essay pages, this one about writing medical articles and translating them from Japanese to English. You can see your photograph and the essay, at thesis-translation.aaronlanguage.com/translation_thesis_m.... Your name is under the image and links to the credits at thesis-translation.aaronlanguage.com/credits/thesis_credi... where it is listed, linking to your profile here at Flickr.

    4. aaron_language 36 months ago | reply

      And we liked the shot so much that we used it at another of our subdomains! So here is our thank you again: Thank your for the shot and putting it at Flickr with a CC license. Your shot is now also at our site on medical translation at medical-translation.aaronlanguage.com/medical_speedy.html. We have credited you with your name right below your shot. If you click your name, it links to our credits page at medical-translation.aaronlanguage.com/medical_credits/med.... Your name then appears on the credits page again and links to your profile here at flickr.

    5. canworld 32 months ago | reply

      Thank you for posting this. We used the image to illustrate and article on DNA on our website.

      www.canadaandtheworld.com/peoplearemutants.html

    6. KyrahWills 23 months ago | reply

      nice picture
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