Which company was the first to prominently feature a DNA double helix in its corporate logo, helping to establish this as an iconic symbol in the biotechnology industry?

The world of scientific product branding often uses powerful symbols to represent complex concepts. One of the most recognizable symbols in scientific history has become a cornerstone of many biotech and genetics company logos. Test your knowledge about the evolution of this iconic scientific symbol in commercial branding and when it first appeared as a major corporate identity.

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Genentech (1976)
Amgen (1980)
Biogen (1978)
Celgene (1986)