“Just the idea that 2-meter-long DNA can be wrapped up in a tiny cell is just mind-boggling” – Dr. Peter Park on how NIH-supported research led to key discoveries about DNA organization’s impact on health & disease. Watch the full video:

imagine that all of the next set of discoveries like this are not going to happen in the USA because NIH is being gutted.

This image of DNA sucks too. It's right-handed, but there are ~30 base pairs per turn (or 15 per half turn, between strand crossings). It should be ~10 per turn, or 5 per half turn. Do better, @NIH. I know you have good structural biologists at NIH who can help you.

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It's incredible what nature can do! The complexity of DNA organization really shows how advanced life is.

The way our DNA folds inside cells is astonishing—and this NIH-supported research sheds light on how that organization influences health and disease.

SICK BASTARDS.

It's the miracle of Nature. Everything well organized until Nature goes awry. The next miracle is the ingenuity of the scientific mind able to find ways to fix most things that go wrong. It's amazing how many problems can be fixed when a baby is in the womb using advanced microtechnology.

DEFUND NIH.