Gene tattoo

DNA Strand: anatomy and nature Spine.

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Thanks Bronwyn! This is a tattoo version of 'Photo 51' a famous X-ray Crystallography image taken in 1952 by Raymond Gosling, a PhD student of Rosalind Franklin. The image went along to help Watson and Crick develop the chemical model of DNA which earned them a Nobel Prize in 1962. A controversial story in itself. #tattoo #dna #science #photo51 #holdfasttattoo #chrisrigoni #chrisrigonitattooer #dotwork #stipple

There are two ways you can look at life - scientific and philosophical. Or, you can look at it both ways for a more immersive experience; the choice is yours. But, be as it may, we’re not here to philosophize about the ways one can look at life and search for its meaning.

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"I have been fascinated by the biological world for as long I can remember," writes Clare D'Alberto, a graduate student in zoology at Melbourne University, "so when I decided to get a tattoo it seemed logical that I look within my field for inspiration.

My first tattoo I got a few months ago. Stands for Delta f508. My gene mutation of Cystic Fibrosis.

Gene code tattoo showing Cystic fibrosis mutations for my sister. Always thinking about you!