The following image is the DNA sequence of a million genetic modification vector used for targeted expression of proteins in vitro and in vivo. This vector is called a mini-intronic plasmid and allows for non-integrating transgenic expression with possible applications for gene therapies. This sequence has been colored individual nucleic acids in a series of panels reminiscent of the late artist Andy Warhol. This piece both exemplifies the beauty of the genetic sequence itself as well as the interchangeable nature of this technology for a wide variety of gene therapies.