Climb through an enormous sculpture of a DNA molecule. The sculpture represents genetic material from an enzyme in human saliva that breaks down starch into sugar, beginning the process of digestion.
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DNA Sculpture
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Exhibits
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Climb through an enormous sculpture of a DNA molecule.
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Think of the smallest thing you can make. A tiny paper airplane? A knot in a string? Now think of making something millions of times smaller. That’s what nanotechnology is…
Story
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San Diego Science Festival
Many parents also see nanotechnology as a future career field for their children.
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Geckos, balloons and Transformers, oh my!
Balloon models, live animals, and action figures of course!
Open Daily 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. // Lawrence Hall of Science, Centennial Drive, Berkeley, CA, 94720-5200 // 510-642-5132 // Email Us // UC Berkeley