![]() ![]() A nucleotide consists of: a 2` deoxyribose sugar (A five-carbon pentose similar to that of ribose sugar found in RNA. Humans have 99.5% similarities with other humans in their DNA.ĭNA ( deoxyribonucleic acid) is a chain of monomers (repeating units) called " nucleotides". The phosphate group is attached to the sugar through a phosphodiester bond. DNA also contains a phosphate group connected to a deoxyribose sugar. These form complementary base pairs of A-T and G-C. DNA is composed of 4 bases: the purines, adenine (A) and guanine (G) and pyrimidines, thymine (T) and cytosine (C). The structure of DNA was first identified as having a 'double-helix' structure by Watson and Crick in 1953. It is arranged into structures called chromosomes. Our standard inseam length for women is 32" and 34" for men however inseam measurements will vary slightly by style.DNA ( deoxyribonucleic acid) is the genetic information found in the nuclei of most organisms. Measure around the base of the neck keeping the tape measure comfortably loose.īend elbow slightly and starting at the center back of the neck, measure across the shoulder, to the elbow and down to the wrist. Standing with your heels together, measure around the fullest part of the body approx 7"-8" below the waist. This is the area where most pants and skirts actually fit. Measure around the body approximately 1.5" below the natural waist (above). Most garments use the low waist measurement noted below. Measure around the smallest part of the waist keeping the tape measure comfortably loose. Measure around the fullest part of chest under the arms and over the shoulder blades keeping the tape measure level. Our sweaters are knit in standard American sizes, however actual measurements vary by style. Inseam, skirt and dress lengths vary by style and will be listed in the item description. If your measurements fall between sizes you may prefer the next larger size. Take your measurements with the tape measure over your under garments. I hope that people from around the world like our designs." We add our own embellishments to make our own unique creations. "We use Balinese designs, like bun (vine motif) and jawan (silver bubble). We use sterling silver, gold and gemstones. We use traditional tools like scissors, stoves, hammers and also do casting. "I manage this family workshop, which employs about 15 people, including silversmiths. I'm proud to help my workers finish their schooling until they graduate from high school. My mother said to always remember to live life without making others suffer, because helping others and making people happy will result in good karma and happiness in the future. ![]() I like computers, the Internet and traveling. "The people in Celuk know me as a shy, quiet but patient man. We'd been wanting for a child for years after getting married and God finally heard our prayers. My children make me feel happy, grateful and proud. My wife is a doctor at a hospital in Denpasar, but she helps me with the workshop when she has time. "I married a beautiful woman from Tabanan who gave me a daughter and son. Now, I look after our silver jewelry venture as well. "After studying accounting in Udaya University, I worked as an accountant and as a civil servant. We built our workshop at home and received many orders. In 1990, my father retired and joined this effort. ![]() At first she made rings, and then created many other jewelry designs. "After a few years, my mother became interested in the jewelry craft, saying it seemed to have good potential. But from there, I became interested in learning about silver jewelry and sometimes worked like the other children, but surreptitiously. I wasn't allowed to work because I was still quite young and my father would buy anything I needed. Although my father bought me clothes and gave me money, I wanted to be self-sufficient like they were. "In the third grade, I was jealous of my friends who had new clothes and money they earned from a jewelry workshop. "Hello, my name is Wirabhuwana, I was born in Celuk Sukawati, a town rich in tradition and arts. ![]()
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