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What 𧬠means
A blue and purple double helix shown in a slightly animated or emoji-fied manner. The 𧬠DNA emoji essentially signifies genes, genetics, heredity, and the emoji way of saying it runs in the family. Moreover, this emoji symbolizes the basic unit of life at large.
How and when to use it
- If you're sharing a personal post, a viral repost, a social media story, or a text message about "genes", use π§¬. For example, "I do not trust my genes at all𧬠I wonder what else would randomly show up??!!", "This woman is the definition of the 'perfect genes' 𧬠or "You cannot always blame your genes for the terrible person you are π§¬".
- Similarly, 𧬠could also be used to suggest something that "comes naturally". For instance, "Oh dude. Cooking like an angel comes naturally to him π§¬".
- Apart from the actuality of π§¬, this emoji can be used while referring to the most basic unit of anything too. Like, "If we don't fix something at its root, the branches would always be faulty π§¬".
- Speaking of 'roots', you may use 𧬠while sharing something about your own roots or that of someone/something else's; ethnical, religious, cultural, basically, anything that is the element of strong association.
Other Names
- 𧬠Double Helix
- 𧬠Genes
- 𧬠Heredity (not the horror, although debatable)
- 𧬠Nucleic Acid Double Helix
- 𧬠DNA Double Helix
- 𧬠Cell
- 𧬠Genetics
The lowdown
- Category
- Objects βΊ science
- Codepoints
U+1F9EC- Emoji version
- Emoji 11.0
- Shortcodes
:dna:- Keywords
- biologist, dna, evolution, gene, genetics, life
How it looks across platforms
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β‘ Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first β 𧬠Dna or π¬π© Flag: Grenada?