Hyacinth
House plant modified by human genome
Immortalize your remembrance
Novel technology of genetic modification enables gene transfer from human to plant. A donor's life continues in plant
How It Works
1) Biomaterials
Start point! We accept donor's biomaterial such as blood sample or a simple cheek swab taken at home with a cotton swab.
2) DNA
DNA is extracted from given biomaterial.
3) Plant
Extracted donor's DNA is inserted into house plant you will receive
4) Certificate
Сonfirmation of genetic modification of the plant you received is provided
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How to check genetic modification?
We add a special fluorescent gene GFP that makes the plant glow. This allows to client to visually confirm that the genetic modification was successful. We also perform a dedicated genetic test to verify successful gene insertion
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Cultural context
In Greek mythology, Hyacinthus was a Spartan god renowned for his extraordinary beauty. Apollon, the god of light, accidentally killed the young Hyacinthus during a discus game. From Hyacinthus's blood, the flower bearing his name — the hyacinth — was born.
The cult of Hyacinthus, originating in ancient times, later merged with the cult of Apollo in Ancient Greece. It reflected the belief in the natural cycle of life and death. The Hyacinthia, one of Sparta’s greatest festivals, was celebrated in honor of both Apollo and Hyacinthus
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