The Double Helix: A Personal Account of the Discovery of the Structure of DNA |
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... John Kendrew , then on an extended trip to the States . Most fortunately , Kendrew made a favor- able impression on Luria ; like Kalckar , he was civi- lized and in addition supported the Labor Party . Fur- thermore , the Cambridge lab ...
... John Kendrew , then on an extended trip to the States . Most fortunately , Kendrew made a favor- able impression on Luria ; like Kalckar , he was civi- lized and in addition supported the Labor Party . Fur- thermore , the Cambridge lab ...
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... John Kendrew was still in the States , but my arrival was not unexpected . A brief letter from John said that an American biologist might work with him during the following year . I explained that I was ignorant of how X rays diffract ...
... John Kendrew was still in the States , but my arrival was not unexpected . A brief letter from John said that an American biologist might work with him during the following year . I explained that I was ignorant of how X rays diffract ...
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... John Kendrew soon realized that I was unlikely to help him solve the myoglobin struc- ture . Since he was unable to grow large crystals of horse myoglobin , he initially hoped I might have a greener thumb . No effort , however , was ...
... John Kendrew soon realized that I was unlikely to help him solve the myoglobin struc- ture . Since he was unable to grow large crystals of horse myoglobin , he initially hoped I might have a greener thumb . No effort , however , was ...
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