This tomato’s DNA sounds surprisingly interesting. We know that because a “bioinformatician” in New Zealand put its genetic sequence through the MinION, which The Creators Project says is “the most cost-effective DNA sequencer around.” We’ll spare you the technological details behind this complicated process and point you to that last hyperlink to TCP for more information.
For more bio-hacking, check out the artist who built a synth out of his stem cells here or turn your skin into a synth with a circuit board tattoo.
