Genome Kids T-Shirts

Bacterial Culture Streaks E.coli Petri Dish in Microbiology Lab Gold Red Yellow.

Molecular biology is essentially the practice of biochemistry without a license.

perfect design perfect for people who love science. It can be also given as a Birthday gift to your girlfriend, best friend, a student who also loves science

Show your passion with the full gene sequence of the love or cuddle hormone oxytocin

Bright and subtle design for all you biologists.

This is my DNA

DNA cells with bold text

Bright and subtle design for all you biologists.

genome,microbe,microbiology,genomics,microbial,data,visualization,genomic,bioinformatics,computational biology,circle,bacteria,archaea,chromosome,cell,cellular,prokaryote,prokaryotic,biochemistry,molecule,molecular biology,biology,sequencing,dna,rna,gene,protein,transcriptome,transcriptomics,cloning,science,science art,genetics,mandala

For all those slaves to the lab bench...

Biotech Bio Technology DNA Mammoth Science Crispr Gene Edit Biotech Bio Technology DNA Prehistoric Woolly Mammoth Science Crispr Gene Editing Innovation Labratory Scientist Novelty Distressed Microbiome Protien Stem Cell Organ Research Geek Nerd Professor Teacher Student School University Education Genome Engineer

Mighty microscopic life

Closeup robot hand touching a DNA chain. Artificial intelligence technology concept, science innovation of human genome

Biotech Bio Technology DNA Roots Science Crispr Gene Editing Biotech Bio Technology DNA Roots Science Crispr Gene Editing Innovation Labratory Scientist Novelty Distressed Plant Tree Microbiome Protien Stem Cell Organ Research Geek Nerd Professor Teacher Student School Major University Education Genome Engineer

A pod of Indo-Pacific Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops species) cruise along with us under the boat, riding the pressure wave and playing in the surf. These dolphins have outstanding vision in and out of the water. In the water, their eyes are protected from the sea water by mucus secreted from glands at the outer corner of the eye. Their ears, small and hard to detect, are located just behind the eyes and have no flaps or lobes. The dolphin's swimming power comes from its caudal fluke, which moves up and down instead of side-to-side like fish. The dorsal fin provides stabilization and may also regulate body heat ~ a dolphin's body heat is very close to human body temperature and also it is now realised that the Dolphin and Human genome are...

A scientist biologist is using Crispr technology to make precise edits to DNA. This image shows the scientist in the lab, working on the cutting-edge technology.

genome,microbe,microbiology,genomics,microbial,data,visualization,genomic,bioinformatics,computational biology,circle,bacteria,archaea,chromosome,cell,cellular,prokaryote,prokaryotic,biochemistry,molecule,molecular biology,biology,sequencing,dna,rna,gene,protein,transcriptome,transcriptomics,cloning,science,science art,genetics,mandala

genome,microbe,microbiology,genomics,microbial,data,visualization,genomic,bioinformatics,computational biology,circle,bacteria,archaea,chromosome,cell,cellular,prokaryote,prokaryotic,biochemistry,molecule,molecular biology,biology,sequencing,dna,rna,gene,protein,transcriptome,transcriptomics,cloning,science,science art,genetics,mandala

A pod of Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops species) bow-ride the pressure wave of the dive boat between dives in the offshore waters of Brunei bay. Here we can see two adults and a calf ~ inquisitively 'checking us out' on the boat. These dolphins usually travel in pods of up to 15 individuals. A pod typically consists of several adult females, calves and adult males. Dolphins typically cruise at 5 to 7 miles per hour, but they have been clocked at 18 to 22 miles per hour with top speeds of 30 miles per hour!

DNA sequencing. Computer screen showing a sequence of base pairs forming part of the human genetic code. The three billion base pairs that form the genetic code of human DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) are collectively known as the human genome. Each of the coloured bands represents the position of one of the four nucleotide bases that form the code. As each person's genetic code is unique this sequence is called a DNA fingerprint. Photographed at the Joint Genome Project (JGI), part of the Human Genome Project, in Walnut Creek, California, USA.

Best selling design on the internet! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm happy to make custom modifications to this design! (just message me)

Best selling design on the internet! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm happy to make custom modifications to this design! (just message me)

Best selling design on the internet! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm happy to make custom modifications to this design! (just message me)

Best selling design on the internet! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm happy to make custom modifications to this design! (just message me)

A pattern inspired on visual human DNA genome.

Best selling design on the internet! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm happy to make custom modifications to this design! (just message me)

Best selling design on the internet! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm happy to make custom modifications to this design! (just message me)

Best selling design on the internet! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm happy to make custom modifications to this design! (just message me)

DNA Crystal Structure, Medical, Science, DNA crystal, DNA structure, Nucleosome, DNA genome, genetics, science art, genes, DNA cells, DNA double helix, Watercolor

No other animal is as inexorably linked with extinction as the dodo. Now, a team of scientists wants to bring back the dodo in a bold initiative that will incorporate advances in ancient DNA sequencing, gene editing technology and synthetic biology. A key first step in the project — fully sequencing the dodo’s genome from ancient DNA — based on genetic material extracted from dodo remains in Denmark has already been completed.. The next step is to compare the genetic information with the dodo’s closest bird relatives in the pigeon family — the living Nicobar pigeon, and the extinct Rodrigues solitaire, a giant flightless pigeon that once lived on an island close to Mauritius.

A scientific twist on the iconic design - show off your love for DNA sequencing

Budding yeast science design

genome sciences gene editing design with double helix DNA

So you work with model organisms? Well this one is for you with a fun science pun!

Squiggles of DNA. Show your love for science.

When the virus is acting up, scientists will knock it down a peg.