Young Genetic Explorer Gifts

Little Doctor meets Little Geneticists.

"There's smart phones and smart cars, so why can't there be smart rooms that clean themselves?"

'Mom, Dad! Look what I created in lab today!'

Billy, can you deliver your show 'n tell this time without the fog machine?

'Tastes like cherry kool-aid, what's it do?'

'Son, it's time we had that little talk about ornithology and entomology.'

Small child building a large contraption from junk

'Mom, this is my new best friend -- I built him in computer class.'

Two kids watch a duck swim past their window in the rain

'Let's see what else will explode in the microwave!'

"Police? My son and his friends were playing, building a moon rocket. . . I believe that they actually blasted off!"

"I got an 'A' for my anti-gravity science project!"

'Don't push your luck Simkins with that alleged glove stretcher!'

'Sharon's into genetic engineering!'

"Perkins! What have you gone and done now...??"

"I'm making pink lemonade!"

'Hold it Billy - There are no praying mantises in school.'

"Dinosaurs are cool!"

Baby reaching food using building blocks.

'That's interesting -- I seem to have discovered the gene that makes people want to become geneticists.'

Preparing for Casual Friday at the Genome Lab

'Darling, we were made for each other.'

'It's better than we expected. Now the sheep produce wool in the winter and cotton in the summer.'

"No movie deals, no endorsements, no product tie-ins..."

'There's no fear of him making a Frankenstein's Monster out of this is there?'

The dna double helix, with a human family taking the place of the dna rungs (or bases), illustrating genetic inheritance within the family

'Despite all the work that has been put into it, it's clear that the genome code is not a get-rich-quick scheme.'

'He's making tremendous progress. last week he had three tails.'

'Ever since you told your son he has blue blood, he's been telling everyone he's a Martian.'

'Of course he reminds you of yourself at his age -- he's your clone.'

'I see the TV has broken down again .'

Child with a junior chemistry set in the complaints department.

"Cloning is all very well in theory, but do you have any proof it can actually work?"

Man climbing a dna 'ladder'.

'I can explain - I'm doing a school project on the breaking-point of glass . . .'