Wanted : DNA + PC ascii art
From Carlos M. Lijeron <car...@carotech.com>
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· 12 Sep 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Hi there, I've been trying to borrow some art for my signature, but can't seem to get the right stuff. If anyone can help on how I can make my own ascii art or if you have some time to do some stuff for the Hypermedia group at Hunter College (where I work), it will be much, much, appreciated. Credits will always be present for your work. We need a drawing of a DNA molecule somehow linked to a computer. We will create a larger poster as well and post it on our office. Any help out there ? Thanks Carlos
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