Think of it as a beautifully twisted ladder, the famous DNA double helix, where each rung is a pair of chemical bases holding our genetic code. Now, to fit a two-meter long molecule inside a tiny cell, nature does some clever jugaad—it coils and supercoils around proteins like thread on a spool. Honestly, learning about this tight packing in my electrician course reminds me of stuffing three of us and all our tools into our tiny PG room; it seems impossible, but with the right twists and turns, everything finds its place, yaar.
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