The mark consists of The mark consists of The whole circle represents a cell, while the inner circle represents a nucleus. The space between inner and outer circles represent cytoplasm. The double helix represents DNA. The background grey color of double helix represents original DNA information, while each of red, blue and green color represents one segment of edited gene information. Each color of red, blue and green between the two circles represents the phenotype translated from the edited gene information. Since a mixture of red, blue and green can generate any color, the analog of red, blue and green color to edited gene information implies that a proper combination of edited genes can generate any desirable cellular product that meets practical applications.