Discover DNA structure hands-on
Coming soon!
Our tribute to Rosalind Franklin
Now you too can discover DNA structure
IN 1952, DNA HISTORY WAS MADE
Raymond Gosling, working under the supervision of Rosalind Franklin, captured one of the most iconic images in all of science.
PHOTO 51
Photo 51, as it would become known, is widely credited with helping Watson and Crick successfully deduce the DNA double helix.
Today the structure of DNA is well known, but visualizing it in a meaningful way is still difficult.
Introducing P51™
Bringing the study of DNA structure to the classroom
EXPLORE DNA STRUCTURE
In P51™, helical, double stranded DNA bound to a dye will glow bright, fluorescent green. When DNA structure is altered, the tubes will go dark.
MOLECULAR GLOW LAB
By altering conditions students can investigate the dynamic nature of DNA structure, all in the palm of their hands.
Hands on
Inquiry-based science
GO BEYOND DNA MODELS
Discover a completely new approach to studying DNA structure.
DYNAMIC HANDS-ON INVESTIGATIONS
Directly investigate how factors like temperature, pH, and genetic sequence affect the DNA double helix.
- Base pairing
- Hydrogen bond formation
- Difference between AT and CG base pairs
- Molecular basis of DNA melting temperatures
- Implications in cellular physiology
Irresistibly engaging
No better way to explore DNA structure
WATCH DNA GLOW
In P51™, as DNA structure is altered, fluorescence will change
EXPLORE IT FOR YOURSELF
miniPCR DNA Glow Lab (Coming soon)
What you get: P51™ Molecular Glow Lab
Features
All-in-one molecular visualization system
with integrated power source
Real time visualization
Viewing window for full interactivity
Inexpensive DIY design
Easy assembly in your own hands
Available in flexible configurations:
- Single unit
- Classroom set of 10
- With our without Glow Lab reagents kit
- Rich supporting materials and classroom investigations
Patent pending
