ORIGINAL MOTHERS DAY GIFT

If you want to give your mum something really personal and original this Mothers Day, how about DNA Art by MyGeneImage. DNA Art offers mothers everywhere an innovative and beautiful keepsake - combining art and science through the use of personalized DNA and genetic
sequencing.

Creating your original piece of Mother's Day art is simple and painless,
and the end result is a stunning work of art that perfectly accents any
room in her home. The DNA Art design process is available to people of all
ages - MyGeneImage can also sequence the DNA of your child, which makes a
great gift to loving mothers who enjoy having keepsakes of their children! A perfect Mothers Day gift.

How does it work? You start by collecting DNA samples with your cheek swab
- from the Sample Collection Kit mailed to you. After collecting the DNA
sample, you return it in the provided pre-paid envelope to the
MyGeneImage laboratory, where the DNA is extracted and generated into a
brilliant piece of genetic art. You can even take this extraordinary
artwork and customize it by selecting the specific gene sequence that is
used in the final piece, as well as the design, background color and size
of the artwork.

DNA Art is a very special and unique Mothers Day gift, one that will last for generations.

About MyGeneImage

MyGeneImage uses DNA and genetic sequencing to develop unique pieces of
personalised Art. The MyGeneImage laboratory is located in the Sorrento
Mesa area of San Diego, a hotbed for the biotech industry, and its
professionally trained staff includes an experienced scientific and
technical team. MyGeneImage partners with Eton Bioscience Inc., a
privately held company that provides biological research communities of
academia and industry with services, which assist in ongoing experiments
and investigations in a diverse array of biomedical research topics aimed
at discovering cures for diseases such as hypertension, cancer,
Parkinson's disease, cystic fibrosis, along with many other important
human diseases. For more information, visit www.mygeneimage.com.