The Hidden Geometry Inside the DNA Double Helix

BEHIND THE WORK

Can a single unbroken line weave the double helix of life?

Discovered by Watson and Crick in 1953, the B-DNA molecular geometry consists of two complementary helical strands separated by a 120-degree phase shift—forming the iconic major and minor grooves—connected by 10 horizontal base-pair rungs per helical turn.

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Music: 'Moonlight Magic' by Asher Fulero

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