👉 Digons are segments in a three-dimensional structure, forming the backbone of a living organism. They are composed of six chains of DNA called hexaploid strands that are arranged into a three-dimensional structure. Each digon is made up of four hexagons, each with two pairs of opposite sides, and four hexagons on each side. This arrangement allows for precise control over genetic information and enables the organization of different types of cells within an organism.
