**The Simpsons cartoon of a railway repair team trying to fix a heavily damaged railway on a high railway bridge. This is to illustrate DNA repair proteins tring to fix a DNA double-strand break. The rails, representing the DNA helix, are broken, torn and a part is missing. Five repair workers, representing the DNA repair proteins, are trying to fix the damages. One them hold one two of the workers. This is important since the function of this protein is to act as a scaffold. A worker is hammering a bent rail to fix it back. A welder is trying to fix the other one. Another is giving instructions. In the far background a stopped high-speed train is waiting for the repair to be completed. The rails are the DNA double helix. In the style of the Simpson cartoon. --v 5 --q 2** - Image #3 <@1062261218431217704>
The Simpsons cartoon of a railway repair team trying to fix a heavily damaged railway on a high railway bridge. This is to illustrate DNA repair proteins tring to fix a DNA doublestrand break. The rails, representing the DNA helix, are broken, torn and a part is missing. Five repair workers, representing the DNA repair proteins, are trying to fix the damages. One them hold one two of the workers. This is important since the function of this protein is to act as a scaffold. A worker is hammering a bent rail to fix it back. A welder is trying to fix the other one. Another is giving instructions. In the far background a stopped highspeed train is waiting for the repair to be completed. The rails are the DNA double helix. In the style of the Simpson cartoon.