Any suggestions on what nucleotide chain to print out?

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I dunno much about nucleotide chains, but I’m really invested in the SNP rs1006737 in the gene CACNA1C: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/snp/rs1006737

Seeing the difference in the two nucleotide chains between the disordered personality and a “normal” personality (that’s a gross oversimplification, I know) would be meaningful to me personally, at least.

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GATTACA

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Near idea! Have you considered making the “backbone” interfaces at a slight angle so that several base pairs begin to form a helix?

Or maybe a slightly spherical ball & socket connection to allow them to be twisted?

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Yeah most printers should be able to handle small overhang angles like 35 degrees no sweat.

I bet you could get a decent double helix with that kind of angle.

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