**Prompt:**

At the top of the illustration image, “Mrs Jenkins, you’ve officially mutated into our favourite gene-ius!”

An illustration of a DNA double helix unwinding into a ribbon banner, with comical anthropomorphic cells clapping and holding “THANK YOU” signs made of microscope slides. One cell is wearing tiny spectacles and holding a pointer, gesturing to a chalkboard diagram labeled “Reasons We’re Grateful – Exhibit A: Mrs Jenkins”. In the corner, a cartoon mitochondrion wearing a party hat is cheering, while a grumpy ribosome sulks under a speech bubble that reads “She’s way better at transcription than me.” Bright, bold colours and playful textures give it a fun and chaotic “lab-meets-classroom” vibe.

Generated with these themes: A-Level Biology, and Genetics.

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