Quick Answer: DNA Model Kit is a build-it-yourself three-dimensional DNA double helix in which colourful bases snap together in the correct sequence and attach to a centre rod representing hydrogen bonds; the finished model rotates on its base.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Colourful bases snap together in the correct base-pair sequence
Base pairs attach to a centre rod representing hydrogen bonds
Two flexible strands of alternating pentose and phosphate units form the double helix
Completed model can be rotated on its sturdy base
Includes materials for one model and a printed instruction manual
About This Product
Assembling the kit takes students through the base-pair sequence of DNA: the bases are joined in the correct order, each pair is fixed to a centre rod that stands for the hydrogen bonds, and two flexible strands of alternating pentose and phosphate units are attached to the ends of each pair to form the double helix. Once built, the three-dimensional model can be turned on its base. The kit, offered in Zoological Models, contains enough materials for one model plus a printed instruction manual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What does the centre rod of the DNA Model Kit represent? The centre rod represents the hydrogen bonds. The base pairs attach to it, and two flexible strands of alternating pentose and phosphate units attach to the ends of each pair.
Q2. How many models can be built from one kit? The kit includes enough materials to construct one model, together with a printed instruction manual.
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