The DNA double helix is like two strands of a jasmine garland twisted together, holding every instruction that makes you *you*. It fits inside a tiny cell by coiling tightly around proteins, much like a very long thread is neatly wound onto a spool. I think of this intricate packing each time I fold and stitch a thick manuscript into a slender book—what seems impossibly long finds its perfect, compact home. Life’s important things, whether genes or stories, are never just crammed in; they are carefully arranged.
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