DNA Wallpaper

Use your own DNA to create Art! Get your personal DNA Wallpaper generated from our unique scanner, over 7 billion combinations, which one is yours? Try it now to find out!
Features
-Scan your fingerprint
-Generates your UNIQUE DNA Artwork
-You can save this image and use it as wallpaper to personalize your iDevice
-You can share the DNA Wallpaper with your friends
- Edit the image contrast, brightness, luminance and much more
- change the size of the image manually
*important notice some of the features are still underconstruction and you will get them very soon as the new version arrives.
Read more about DNA Art
The newest cool scientific art of XXI century is right here waiting for you to get it on your device. Cool DNA art work generated from your fingerprint. Our scanner will create your UNIQUE and one of kind DNA WALLPAPER for your device. For more information you can check our website www.dnaart-mobile.com

Everyone is born with a unique set of information inside every cell in their body. This information is composed of DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid).

Your complete DNA information set, or genome, is divided into 23 segments of information called chromosomes, which you inherited from your parents. You have two copies of each of your chromosomes, one from your father and the other from your mother. Each chromosome consists of thousands of genes, which are the actual instructions that tell your cells what to do. These instructions are spelled out in molecular letters that make up your DNA, referred to as A, C, G and T.

Most of our genetic code is remarkably similar from person to person. But we each also carry small differences that make us unique. If you were to compare the DNA of two random individuals, more than 99% of their genetic data would be identical. However, due to the size of the human genome, there are still more than three million differences between people. These differences account for the great diversity that we perceive in the people around us, and determine the uniqueness of each individual. A persons sex, for example, is encoded in the sex chromosomes (X and Y). Visually, the structure of DNA can be represented by the now famous double helix. The reason we differ from each other is that we have inherited differences from our ancestors in the genetic code. We allow you to focus on some of these small differences (or similarities within families) by creating your own one-of-a-kind art work based on your unique DNA code.