Molecular Biology Mugs

DNA Double Helix Chemical Formula Molecules Science Art

One for you evolutionary biology boffins and genetics wizards! The iconic wild type and mutant Drosophila melangastor - or fruit fly - phenotypes. Message me if you want a different background colour!

Chocolate Molecule

Dopamine Molecule

One for you evolutionary biology boffins and genetics wizards! The iconic wild type and mutant Drosophila melangastor - or fruit fly - phenotypes. Message me if you want a different background colour!

This mesmerizing art refers to the structure formed by double-stranded molecules of nucleic acids such as DNA. An amazing gift for every biology teacher, student or enthusiast - genetics geek will love this gift! Made with lots of love by LotusGifts.

The struggles in a bio lab. Designed by Andrew.C

Neuroscience Design that reads: "Me Nerdy? I Think Neuron To Something". That's just right for a Neuroscientist who works at a university.

Rainbow DNA scientific

Perfect graduation or appreciation gift for biologist or biology graduate : loved one or friend

A couple of electrons orbiting an atom get excited for a party by moving up an energy level! A funny science geeky joke about electrons. A chemistry pun that people who like science, chemistry, physics, or biochemistry will understand.

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

Perfect graduation or appreciation gift for biologist or biology graduate : loved one or friend !

Gregor Mendel experiment with pea father of genetics

caffeine molecule

Work in the office is fine, but its so much more fun to be looking through the microscope rather than writing papers!

Wanna see some magic? Just give me a Pipette.

Viruses have symmetry that makes them very beautiful, even though they are microscopic. This pastel design is my interpretation of virus particles, and might appeal to virologists, microbiologists, infectious disease doctors, or anyone who enjoys symmetrical designs!

Ribosome collage design

The ATP synthase dimer within the mitochondria of our cells.

Explore the humorous side of biology with a gift that cleverly combines RNA wit and DNA charm. This conversation piece sparks laughs and scientific curiosity.