The Right Handed DNA
Hall of Fame


This page is devoted to artistic pictures of Right Handed DNA. As shown in the figures to the left and right, most DNA twists as a "right-hand screw". This is the same direction as a regular wood or metal screw. See the Left Handed DNA Hall of Fame too!
(Thanks to Eric Putz at my alma mater CU's MCDB for permission to use the rotating DNA.)


    1998

  1. The Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics Rat Mapping Resources
    Suggested by Michael James (james@well.ox.ac.uk) 1998 November 21


    1999

    permission granted for image

  2. Children's DNA (formerly at http://www.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/genomes/jong/dna.html now a broken link) by Paul Theissan. This image is posted with permission. This image is posted with permission.



    2000

    permission granted for image

  3. Drip Mat Challenge! at The Pub Understanding of Science. The mat, below, is reproduced by permission from David walker (david@alegba.demon.co.uk). It was illustrated by Mic Rolph.

    permission granted for image

  4. Invitrogen has succeeded in producing right handed DNA music! (Nature 3 May 2001, no 6833, p. vii) new as of 2001 May 8

  5. Yale BioInfo has a puzzle for you! Look at their image, then click on it. new as of 2001 June 29. (Thanks to Lakshmanan K. Iyer, laxman@hms.harvard.edu, for pointing this one out!)


DNA Resources

This Right Handed DNA page was created by Tom Schneider. It is at http://www.fred.net/tds/leftdna/RightHanded.DNA.html.

Thanks to Michael James (james@well.ox.ac.uk) for suggesting having a few right handed DNAs.

None of the statements on this page are intended to endorse or favor any product over other equivalent products on the market.

If you would like to contribute examples, please

Thanks!
- Tom Schneider


blue snow drift curve
Tom Schneider
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origin: 1998 November 21
updated: 2013 Apr 30