Which scientific organization first adopted the double helix structure of DNA as its official logo, helping to transform this scientific diagram into an iconic symbol for the entire field of genetics?

Scientific brands and organizations often use distinctive logos to represent their work and mission. These visual identifiers can become iconic symbols within the scientific community and beyond. This trivia question explores how a particular scientific symbol transformed from a scientific diagram to a widely recognized logo that represents an entire field of study. Test your knowledge about the evolution of scientific branding and visual communication in the scientific community!

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The Human Genome Project (1990)
The National Human Genome Research Institute (1989)
The European Molecular Biology Laboratory (1974)
The Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (1968)