How nerdelicious-cool are these "genes?" I want some! These are the "Recessive" variety.
Sadly, they're quite expensive. Small price to pay for a double-helix on your butt, I say.
Read about the brand here.
- Log in to post comments
More like this
From today's Washington Post:
Odile Crick, an artist who made the first widely published sketch of the double-helix structure of DNA, died of cancer July 5 at her home in La Jolla, Calif. She was 86.
Her graceful drawing of the double-helix structure of DNA with intertwined helical loops has become…
There are times when the struggle to keep cranking out Your Friday Dose of Woo every week starts to get to me. No, it's not because I don't enjoy putting together these little light-hearted but pointed analyses of some of the strangest woo that I've come across. Believe me, many times it's the…
Every so often, real life intrudes on blogging, preventing the creation of fresh Insolence, at least Insolence of the quality that you've come to expect. This is one of those times. Besides getting into full R01 grant-writing swing, I went out to dinner last night with a visiting professor and didn…
Guest Blog by Festival Nifty Fifty Speaker Joe Schwarcz PhD
Unfortunately chemistry is a mystery to many. And that suits the hucksters just fine. It sets the stage for cashing in on chemical ignorance by bamboozling people with scientific sounding balderdash. Ignorance, though, is not total. …
Wow,i love this jeans,I could do that little bit of embroidery for a lot less.
You realize that we, your anxious fans, are waiting for pictures.
Small picture-but that helix looks left handed.
Or do all the cool kids wear Z-DNA?
DNA jeans? HHmmmm....the evil scientist side of me is wondering if I could make DNA jeans that would change peoples personalities. *evil laughter*
Hey, buy me some and pictures be thine. :P
Are they geneticly modified ?
It should be organic cotton.
I'm not impressed, even I could do that little bit of embroidery for a lot less.
Well, I can't get you the jeans, but I can add a parrot to a photo.
200+ bucks for a pair of jeans... hmm....they better alter your dna to make you look better for that amount..
Well, I can't get you the jeans, but I can add a parrot to a photo.
AWESOME! :D
i paid the same amount for my double helix, and mine's permanent! (it needs a touch-up in a few spots, tho.) and mine's complete with replicon (and initials).
Search eBay for "genetic denim" -- some are lightly worn, some are new; price range ~$25-120, with lots of new pairs only costing ~$70-80. Ta-da.
Hey, buy me some and pictures be thine. :P
Okay, sounds like a dea ... Two hundred twenty dollars!?
;-)