Does anybody have any ideas on what materials could be used to make a three dimensional double helix DNA model?..be as creative as possible, if you don't mind....nothing too complicated though..seeing that it's only for 10th grade.thanks![]()
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Does anybody have any ideas on what materials could be used to make a three dimensional double helix DNA model?..be as creative as possible, if you don't mind....nothing too complicated though..seeing that it's only for 10th grade.thanks![]()
Sugar and goat cheese. That'd be cool.
Maybe a pixie stick or two... wait. That'd be sugar...
I don't think helping a guy with a choice of materials is doing his homework for him, not like answering a maths question, afterall it will be he who builds it.Originally Posted by more adventurous
I'd suggest buying some of those coloured beads that kids use as necklaces, and a heap of cocktail sticks or cottonbuds or something, maybe even spent matches.
Originally Posted by Megabrain
thanks a lot!
i remember this! i used pipe cleaners...and a piece of wood for a base. thats all i can remember. And looking back on it id probly x the base if i did it again.
Asking for suggestions for suitable materials for a project like this is appropriate use of the forum. It is not requesting that the homework be done for them.Originally Posted by Jeremyhfht
We have no objections to people seeking assistance with their homework. We do not condone people asking that their homework be done for them.
Also, if somone does ask for inappropriate help, please refrain from calling them a fat bastard.
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