4. Next, start beading your bracelet. The first bead that you place on the elastic will correspond to the first letter of your DNA sequence. You will continue adding beads corresponding to the sequence until you have put all 15 beads on the elastic. 5. Tie a double knot at the other end of the elastic and leave about an inch or so of elastic on

Tie a knot at one end as to prevent any of your beads from falling off. Start by coding your DNA sequence onto your 'sugar phosphate backbone'. Place one bead/nucleotide at a time and continue until the entirety of your sequence is properly attached. Tie another knot at the end to secure the strand. That marks the completion of one of your DNA ...

In this tutorial, I'll guide you through the process of creating a unique DNA-shaped bracelet using the spiral knot technique. This stylish and intricate design is perfect for anyone...

Sep 7, 2016 · Knotted DNA Double Spiral Bracelet with Button Clasp and Leather cord [DIY Double Helix]. To make this bracelet you need to know Double Spiral Knot and Squar...

The free printable features a short lesson on DNA and a full tutorial on how to create a DNA-inspired coded friendship bracelet. This is the perfect STEM project for elementary aged …

Secret DNA Codon Bracelet: In this Instructable, we will translate a message into the language that DNA uses, which is the DNA code and use the DNA code to make a secret message BRACELET for your friends or family.

Paracord Double Helix (DNA) Braid: How to make a double helix (DNA) knot keychain.

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The sequence that you are going to use to make your bracelet is part of the human OCA2 gene. This gene encodes a protein important in pigmentation. Differences in this sequence can contribute to whether you have brown or blue eyes. 2. Tie a knot in each string about 5cm from the end. Now tie the 2 knots together. 3. Using the sequence above ...

Okay, so you can't really wear a chimp on your wrist. But you can make a bracelet that matches a section of a chimp's DNA code. Just follow these instructions and you can sport DNA code from a bear, a butterfly, a sunflower... and more.